Sentence examples for which transitioned from inspiring English sources
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After day 1, cells displayed an extended morphology on 100-nm nanoporous surfaces, which transitioned to an abnormal elongated or shrunken morphology on 220-nm nanoporous surfaces.
According to these reports a smectic I mesophase which transitioned into a smectic II phase was observed for the octadecanoate; however, for the longer chain adducts only a smectic II mesophase was formed at the clearing point [128].
Unlike the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, which transitioned to an x86 architecture that essentially uses PC parts, Nintendo's console still relies on a custom PowerPC architecture that's backwards compatible with the original Wii.
Cells displayed a well-extended morphology with a plethora of lamellipodia on the flat (control) and 100-nm nanoporous surfaces which transitioned to an abnormal/shrunken morphology, accompanied with scarce lamellipodia on the 200- and 220-nm nanopore surfaces (Fig. 2).
These were classified as the polymorphic transition range at ca. 383 K adjacent to the higher temperature crystalline modification phases which transitioned into a mesomorphic ribbon phase at ca. 473 K followed by the isotropic melt in the region of ca. 503 K.
I was also surprised by the degree to which Transition members were intermixing with city authorities.
Thresholds toward big abrupt changes are likely out there, but which transitions are truly like a "one-way door" to a new state?
I've got to write a fucking book and they expect it to be some "Becoming Laura" story in which transition solves all my problems'," Grace said.
Affected nations participating in the provinces in which transition is taking place will be consulted regarding any necessary changes in force posture.
Experiments with Ophryotrocha suggest that the age at which transition from one sex to another occurs may differ among groups within certain species.
