Sentence examples for transits through a from inspiring English sources
Additional heat can be extracted in a heat exchanger or solar collector from the endothermic enthalpy of desorption, which is then released as the nanofluid transits through a power generating device such as a turboexpander.
The replacement of one LysRS by another apparently transits through a stage simultaneously coding for both synthetases, probably conferring a selective advantage to the affected organisms.
Scattering limits the depths to which light can penetrate a biological specimen; for example, a photon is scattered once for every 47 μm that it transits through an adult rat brain, limiting the effective imaging depth to ∼50 μm using confocal laser scanning microscopy.
One component would eliminate a guaranteed source of funds for public transit through a federal tax on gasoline.
In TCR Vbeta5 transgenic mice, mature CD8+Vbeta5+ T cells transit through a CD8lowVbeta5low deletional intermediate during tolerance induction.
Like Mr. McCarthy's novel, "The Childhood of Jesus" is about a man and a boy in transit through a world that baffles and frightens them.
It said the navy simulated a transit through a strait, just like the routine passage of US warships through the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf.
The UK-based NGO ActionAid issued a report last year (pdf) that claimed half of large corporate investment in the global south transited through a tax haven.
Ships serving the top trading nations (England, Holland and Spain in the old days; America, Germany and Japan now) are transiting through a global geography of poverty, envy and desperation.
Second, mature CD8+V beta 5+ T cells transit through a CD8lowV beta 5low deletional intermediate during tolerance induction by a process that depends upon neither mouse mammary tumor virus-encoded superantigens nor MHC class II expression.
We show that the converting fibroblasts do not transit through a proliferative neural progenitor state, and thus form bona fide motor neurons via a route distinct from embryonic development.
