Sentence examples for tiny molecules from inspiring English sources

For example, DNA can be tagged with tiny molecules called methyl groups that stick to some of its C letters.

I knew enough to know that the sky is blue because of scattering light and tiny molecules, not merely because Allah said so.

Researchers already knew how to force tiny molecules to bind to larger ones to create a big foreign substance the immune system could not miss.

And Ineos, a European oil and chemical company, is putting the final touches on a plant in Vero Beach, Fla., that would cook wood and woody garbage until they broke down into tiny molecules of hydrogen and carbon monoxide.

Still, when I first sent Phillips an e-mail asking him to explain, more precisely, how Provigil affected him, he couldn't resist a smart-ass answer: "More precisely: after a pill is consumed, tiny molecules are absorbed into the bloodstream, where they eventually cross the blood-brain barrier and influence the operation of the wetware up top".

New pipelines that can contain the tiny molecules.

"I know just about every tiny molecule of Annie," said Stewart from his home in Los Angeles.

In 1996, researchers at Roche noticed a small pocket between the behemoths where a tiny molecule might slip in and pry them apart.

This system, via a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine, has a degree of control over the lacrimal 'tear' system; and it is this tiny molecule which then stimulates tear production.

Serotonin is a tiny molecule, a bibelot built of just 10 carbon atoms, a dozen hydrogens, two nitrogens and a single oxygen.

It's so pure and crystal clear, like the hollow inside of a single feather from the wing of Pegasus, or a tiny molecule that is part of the DNA that makes up the cells of a unicorn's horn.