Sentence examples for turn on different from inspiring English sources
What is clear is that the electoral fates of the president and his Congressional allies turn on different timetables.
Each cell must turn on different genes to play its role in spore development, but how asymmetry in the position of cell division leads to these differences in gene expression has been a longstanding mystery.
Today's most vociferous scientific controversies turn on different interpretations of facts — about climate change, about contraception, about evolution.
On the options menu, for example, you can turn on different filters and features to get different information about where you're headed.
At the front of the store a wooden bar with big beer-style taps offers refills of cleaning solutions, and a small curtained booth allows you to turn on different bulbs to check their brightness.
Based on the detected PVT corner, the output buffer will turn on different current paths correspondingly to either increase or decrease the output driving current such that the slew rate of the output can be adjusted as well.
It's not usually sexual everyone who talked to me about ASMR mentioned that right off the bat but like sexual turn-ons, different people have different things that set them off: the sound of lips smacking together, a cashier's fake nails tapping on the register, your friend drawing on your hand with a marker.
So, when this protein becomes activated it then has the ability to turn on many different cellular programs that result in cell growth.
Much of the recent research into eye development has focused on the cascade of genes that turn on at different times to coordinate the process, but researchers thought electricity didn't play a role.
Bi-allelic production of the IFN-β mRNA [ 21, 32], which is not included in our model, will also increase the stochasticity since the two alleles can turn on at different times.
This outcome led researchers to speculate that tumors might compensate for therapy directed against one cancer cell development pathway by turning on a different one.
