Usar "molecular" en una oración

1. “There’s a higher than normal rate of molecular level errors in the substrate their instrumentation is blown into, but it’s still well within spec

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2. “If all the molecular errors were coordinated on an otherwise empty channel, it is possible the effect would be picked up as a signal, but the probability is about as great as a pencil spontaneously tunneling out of a pencil box

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3. With the discoveries of quantum physics and molecular

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4. He didn’t care that electronic science had learned to copy the human mind, at a near molecular level of detail, and make it work without fully understanding the process they simulated

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5. the universe; which means that the molecular memory of

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6. The field increased in intensity until each and every atom had been forced out of its molecular structure

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7. Using a future-sent technology that would once have been deemed illegal by the Temporal Directive, Zolla was able to scan each ship’s computer systems, one of which contained a database for an experimental nullifying agent; a program had been running to find an adequate formula – a suitable molecular structure

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8. From the study of the interactions of simple elements in solution, creating chemical reactions toward the forming of compounds, that is, the mixture of those elements together forming a larger chemical structure, to the combination of these compounds, somehow they became organized into molecular entities

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9. Besides, the possibility of formulating a molecular antidote might help his colleagues, should they continue to be plagued

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10. Finally, as Tibetan monk and former molecular biologist Matthieu Ricard has said: "This process [of releasing old tension] can be called purification, not so much in the moral sense, but in a practical one, rather like the elimination of pollution" [emphasis mine]

11. A panel of physicists determined that a scientist at the prestigious Bell Laboratories was guilty of falsification and fabrication of data in its molecular transistor program in a bid for recognition and prestige

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12. of background conditions that select out a unique reflected spectrum, even if the molecular

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13. from a scientific perspective, is a fleeting product of the paint’s molecular structure in the

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14. compassionate down to the molecular level

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15. causes and how the heat energy of the sun causes molecular bonds to

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16. ‘overcome’ the strength of molecular bonds

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17. for granted and given no appreciable role in the persistence of the pen, and it is enough to study the molecular makeup of the pen in an imagin-ary isolation, an isolation that is completely mysterious and nonphysical because it assumes that nothing need exist outside the pen for the pen to 34

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18. External conditions only become relevant when they are no longer compatible with the pen, when they destroy the molecular bonding of

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19. chemical composition of the dyes that color the fibers, and the molecular structure of the synthetic fibers, and the atoms of those fibers

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20. lens, dye it with ink, cook it, analyze its molecular structure, determine the genetic sequence of its cells, and so forth

21. It is based on a predictable, repeating pattern of atomic or molecular structure

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22. In this age of molecular biology and advanced patho-

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23. Mother was Professor McGregor, Head of the School of Molecular Biology at Aberdeen University

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24. with bodies of plasma in a pervasive cloud of diffused plasma Molecular

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25. molecular bodies of chameleons and squids do The effect is so real; it is

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26. sity of Wisconsin, a medical doctor and molecular biologist, says that each

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27. agency that defines the pathways of molecular transport and positioning,

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28. doesn’t act on the molecular structure of our skin, but acts only at

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29. organisms having the same molecular structure; integrated circuits having the same components

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30. but the actual atomic and molecular structure are not identical

31. There’s a new smectic B phase liquid crystal derived polymer that’s like a composite on the molecular level, a single phase composite

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32. 0-Å thick laser beam in 1 of your R&D labs dances across a thin layer semi-metallic surface where complex patterns of molecular crystals suddenly come to life

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33. Next, came the molecular processing, where the protein was again

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34. These three main experimental types are used in animal studies, studies testing heritability and molecular genetics, and gene interaction/environment studies

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35. Molecular genetics studies allow many different types of behavioral traits to be examined by manipulating genes and studying the effect(s) of the manipulation

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36. A number of molecular genetics studies have focused on manipulating candidate aggression genes in mice and other animals to induce effects that can be possibly applied to humans

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37. Studies of the molecular genetics pathways are leading to the production of pharmaceuticals to fix the pathway problems and hopefully show an observed change in aggressive behavior

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38. Large screens along the wall of the room instantly came alive, flashing information wildly across the monitors, molecular cell structures, DNA strands, chemical formulas, atoms, molecules all whizzed before the scientists and the Theory group

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39. The outcome of this fusion could have altered the molecular structure of countless water particles in a way to originate the organisms - O, that we might call onams

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40. from the University of Virginia at Charlottesville before joining the Department of Anatomy at the University of Wisconsin‘s School of Medicine in 1973, where his research on muscular dystrophy focused on the molecular mechanisms controlling cell behaviour

41. The severe cold had lowered its hull signature further by slowing down the molecular movement of all the ship’s structures

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42. Made of a hard grey iron that looks like it has been integrated with molecular chains of a cobalt hybrid making it shine like jewels in the weak sunlight; and make the building impervious to all weather and ageing

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43. While science was looking at nuclear energy and the creation of atomic weapons it discovered the means to fabricate matter by rearranging the molecular structure of basic materials

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44. The scientists working on the project predicted that they could perfect a beta replicator that might be able to reproduce any substance desired by simply rearranging the molecular structure of an existing substance into any desired format or substance

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45. A passionate writer, I have recently deferred a PhD in Developmental Molecular Biology to pursue my writing career

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46. Remember that it is proven that thought affects the molecular struc-

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47. spine, it is the change in the molecular structure of your cells

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48. in addition to molecular analysis and schematics of

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49. We are at the threshold of a major revolution in health care: thanks to two decades of explosive research in tools and techniques that interrogate liv-ing cells at the molecular level, doctors will soon have an invaluable tool added to their arsenal to help diagnose and cure disease, i

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50. They analyzed the molecular structure to determine a range of applications and passed the compound to different laboratories for experimentation

51. The elemental atoms combine through natural attractions into various molecular shapes and sizes with different properties

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52. body, to prevent decay processes, in hopes that the body’s normal molecular processes can be restored in the future by reintroducing heat to the body

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53. Starting from nothing more than increasingly complex molecular interactions that

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54. certain molecular arrangements of the same matter that makes up dirt

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55. As discussed near the beginning of this book, all the characteristics of life result from molecular chemical interactions

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56. The molecular composition of cells alone is amazingly complex, but even that level of complication lacks the character of incredibly sophisticated inter-cellular relationships in animal bodies

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57. information age the connection’s so easily missed between the astounding complexity of factors and conditions necessary to life, and the astounding magnitude of molecular combinations

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58. That’s how long it’s taken for simple molecular combinations and chemical reactions to

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59. However, those complex automatic cellular and molecular processes can be altered by even small chemical changes, and the sophistication of chemical processes is so great that what seems a simple cure for one ailment can fatally upset the balance of critical biologic function

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60. The interceptor was now flying right in the middle of the Morg fleet, firing continuously all its weapons while pushing its molecular propulsion system to the limit

61. The bubble of molecular force propelling his craft also protected it from the friction with the rarified air of the troposphere, which would have normally heated the hull past its fusion point

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62. At the last moment he decided to take some of the concrete and a section of the metal girding from the structure of the building back to the university so he could study the molecular configurations of the material

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63. Two hundred meters below, in the main machinery room, Shoumak, helped by his assistant engineer, finished disconnecting the matter conversion chamber and its molecular inverter tubes, then carried it into another compartment used to effect major repairs

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64. Seeing not only how life’s outward expressions of genes progressed, but the refinement of its molecular complexity was the thought exercise that showed me what lay ahead in the road

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65. with the molecular frequency of H2O, so only water was moved,” Ket added

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66. “Our manifestation orbs have wireless technology, but we can pretty much tap into any electrical system whether it’s wireless or not, and if it’s a computer, we can affect it at the molecular level, changing electrical pathways, shorting out circuits or creating new circuits, and rewriting software in real time

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67. It's a low molecular weight compound that is

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68. Those in the form of large molecular structures are said to constitute the earth element

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69. Those in the form of smaller molecular structures (also known as colloids), are said to constitute the water element when dispersed in water

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70. The whole universe is full of molecular vibrations

71. Any word or Mantra uttered silently or forcibly produces molecular waves, gross, subtle, or more subtle

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72. in its genetics on a molecular scale

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73. The basic molecular structure of what remains is also degraded and nutritionally inferior

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74. Another Modi man from Gujarat, Vijay Chauthaiwale, who was a molecular biologist and an ABVP activist, handled the back-room operations and coordinated between the Delhi and Gandhinagar war rooms

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75. “cutoffs” can be created such that molecules with molecular weights above these cutoffs ratings

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76. All ultrafiltration devices work primarily by a molecular sieving principle

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77. molecular weight cutoff ratings in the range of 10,000 to 20,000 Da are typically used in water

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78. ’ Remember physics: in order to retain ions of metal, you need strong molecular links

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79. When changing the condition of consciousness, for example, during meditations and spiritual practices, the frequency of pulses changes, and it also entails changes of the molecular structure of the body as a whole

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80. For instance, water can be mentally described by its components: H20, molecular densities and formulas

81. The theory is that if you can introduce electricity into the body in a targeted way, you can influence the way the body works at a molecular level

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82. He sees the magic between the water and himself and he pulls on it, tugs at it, imagines the magic stilling the water, calming it, deep at the molecular level — so the water’s spinning hydrogen atoms lock together and crystals form on the ground and in the sky

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83. Communication creates new form ation systems – the atomic forms into the molecular and this into the more complex nervous, circulatory, and respiratory systems which are organ ized so that they can interact, communicate and relate to the body's many organs

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84. Mitochondrial DNA serves as a molecular clock, in that within its

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85. massive molecular chains from the water

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86. As the tail section came around Vedara targeted the engine compartment and fired, and another fount of molecular destruction ripped off a portion of the vessel’s tail

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87. The flash of genius does not have origin in the molecular motion of the brain; it is inspired by the ego, the spiritual “I” which is one with the Universal Mind, and it is our ability to recognize this Unity which is the cause of all inspiration — all genius

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88. "Somehow the electricity effected the plane at the molecular level,

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89. There is a whole sea of molecular evolution going on that

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90. for and a contributor to, molecular interactions, and

91. It won’t wear off, it is designed to link permanently to the molecular structure of human bones, organs, and most importantly, brain

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92. They are activated with the same Rapid Molecular Displacement technology, which can be controlled through your hand-held terminal—or gun, if you will

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93. It was not going to be much protection from their gunfire—about as useful as the Covert’s Rapid Molecular Displacement system

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94. affiliated with the most advanced molecular biology

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95. With the rapid evolution of molecular

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96. molecular biologists, he thought

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97. beyond anything he had ever done in molecular

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98. Additionally, it is also simultaneously “unfolded” onto “the corpuscular screen” of our outward Space in the form of molecular objects (houses, trees, objects, people, animals, and so on)

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