Sentence examples for thus surrounding from inspiring English sources

Volatile oils are vaporized from the leaves by the heat of the fire and confined underneath the blanket, thus surrounding the mother lying on the bed.

The basic process is one in which one male chimpanzee gives chase, and then others in the area go to likely escape routes, thus surrounding the monkey.

Finally, most genes residing on the genomic region comprised in the BAC clone HM061166.1, thus surrounding the HAPPY locus, were expressed in the different flower parts as well as in both sexual and apomictic flowers analyzed in this study, as indicated by the production of multiple sequence reads matching the CDS predicted from the genomic sequence HM061166.1 (see Additional file 1: Table S4).

Brussels is thus surrounded by Flemish territory.

The scene begins with Oppenheimer once more savoring lines of Baudelaire: "To what benevolent demon do I owe the joy of being thus surrounded with mystery, with silence, with peace and with perfumes?" Sellars went through the poem with Finley word by word, working out gestures and facial expressions.

The main concept is thus: Surround yourself with those who believe the same things as you, and those beliefs become truths, which means there's no talking you out of them.

When we're overly controlling of others, our decision-making suffers--because we drive away those who disagree with us and thus surround ourselves with only those who don't mind being controlled: the "yea-sayers".

Bacteria were thus surrounded by large numbers of virus particles.

Hairless openings were mainly near the hairless region of the medial canthus, and those covered with hair were all small, had poor visibility and were generally further away from the eye and thus surrounded by normally haired skin.

What is worse, we lack consensus on the distributive principles capable of resolving disputes about who should get what 1. Reasonable ethical disagreement thus surrounds these conflicts of claims and interests.

You will always be in medium or higher security, thus surrounded by convicts who are generally dangerous.