Sentences with phrase «submerged in»

Excised tumors were immediately cut into approximately 25 mg pieces and submerged in RNAlater (Ambion) stabilization solution.

These four Daya Bay detectors are submerged in a pool of ultrapure water that helps to shield against naturally occurring radiation.

The sections were submerged in antigen retrieval (citrate buffer saline pH 8.4) in an oven at 95 °C for 20 minutes and then left at room temperature for 20 minutes to cool.

Typically this chemical activity only occurs on the very outer edge of glass when submerged in water or some other ionic fluid.

Sections were submerged in 0.3 % H2O2 for 10 minutes to eliminate endogenous peroxidase activity and treated with 1 % borate to eliminate free paraformaldehyde.

Tethered moorings and platforms are designed to reliably collect, record, and transmit accurate data while submerged in corrosive saltwater and exposed to extreme weather conditions for long periods of time.

The plant roots are not always submerged in water, but are flooded with nutrients and then drained for air, automatically in repeating cycles — assuming you are using a media like gravel, and not a raft - based deep water culture.

This material, which scientists call a nanomembrane, has straight edges, is thinner than a soap bubble and can withstand being submerged in a variety of liquids at different temperatures.

Containment vessel submerged in an ultimate heat sink for core cooling in a below grade reactor pool structure housed in a Seismic Category 1 reactor building.

The researchers recruited bottlenose dolphins that had been trained to dive and swim through hoops submerged in saltwater pools or in the open ocean.

The assembled sheet can withstand being submerged in a variety of liquids and can even repair itself after damage.

A comparison of three different anti-fouling surfaces after eight and sixteen weeks of being submerged in the water in Scituate, MA.

The assembled sheet can withstand being submerged in various liquids and can even repair itself after damage.

By identifying those traces and researching the biology of the trace - maker, the team was able to pinpoint the climatic conditions and the minimum number of days it took for some of the carcasses to become submerged in the entrapping asphalt.

He says the small size of the study and the fact that the heads were submerged in different seasons mean that the results will have to replicated elsewhere before they can be useful.

The experiment was conducted by rotating a cylinder, partially submerged in a fluid mixture containing water, glycerol and cornstarch.

Sensors recorded the amount of time submerged in water and the amount of light taken in, which gave the team a good estimate for the birds» location and activity.

Some 130 minutes after the meal, each participant then underwent a standard experimental stress test in which a digital camera recorded their facial expressions while their nondominant hand was submerged in a bucket of cold water for two minutes.

In May 1999, a female Norwegian skier was submerged in icy water for over an hour and deemed clinically dead — no heartbeat, no respiration, and a core temperature of 57ºF — only to snap back to life in the hospital.

They then submerged them in a mixture of silicone oil and water that they blasted with ultrasonic sound waves to generate micrometer - sized oil droplets.

To identify the problems and potential solutions more precisely, Cohen and his students have spent seven years analyzing water - quality data collected through tube - shaped sensors submerged in northern Florida's rivers and springs.

When a human is submerged in water, within seconds the body begins to reflexively adjust.

Thanks to changes in sea and groundwater levels, however, Page - Ladson is now totally submerged in the depths of the Aucilla River — and Waters doesn't dive.

And although information has been spotty, nuclear experts worry that this fuel — which should be submerged in circulating water to keep it from overheating — has been at least partly exposed in the pools belonging to reactor Nos. 3 and 4.

Kuo's method starts with tissue fragments rather than individual stem cells and grows them in a gel partly exposed to air instead of submerged in nutrient medium.

When two smooth, slick surfaces are submerged in water and brought within 100 nanometers of each other, something odd happens: they adhere, even though they are too far apart for electrostatic forces to bridge them.

Lying half - submerged in a murky swamp, alligators and crocodiles resemble nothing so much as floating logs.

If the complex system of materials is submerged in water and illuminated, it can decompose water molecules.

In modern society we are so submerged in words — spoken, written, signed, and texted — that they seem inseparable from human identity.

Here, the roller coaster from the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, is partially submerged in the ocean after Hurricane Sandy in 2012.

Wooden timbers from the sunken ships are kept submerged in narrow rectangular tanks measuring some 10 to 30 feet long and housed inside the warehouse as well as in an adjacent lot.

The unique leaves are super-hydrophobic, meaning «water - fearing» and retain a surrounding air pocket when submerged in water due to the presence of water - resistant hairs.

It is not only producing midplate volcanoes in the island chains above its location deep beneath the central Pacific but also has produced older volcanic chains now submerged in the northwest Pacific that erupted as the Pacific plate drifted over the central Pacific over the last 100 million years.

The glass is initially heated when submerged in hot water.

A prominent example of such a habitat, called Jules» Undersea Lodge, lies a stone's throw from his office, submerged in a lagoon that juts like a cul - de-sac into Key Largo Undersea Park.

A conventional water - splitting device consists of two electrodes submerged in a water - based electrolyte.

Because this get submerged in water, it's much easier to set up.

Hundreds of homes in two communities in the Ga South municipality were yesterday submerged in water following the spillage of the Weija Dam by the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL).

The heavy downpour that was experienced in Otta area of Ogun state on Sunday has left four communities and their entire road networks submerged in flood...

There is a real danger that the identity and interests of the Conservative Party will be submerged in the Coalition if CCHQ and, in particular, the PCP don't think differently.

Many parts of Accra and Kumasi have been submerged in flood waters, curtailing vehicular movement after few hours of rain on Friday morning.

The town was submerged in flood waters which washed away parked vehicles and other property.

At a time the economy is submerged in debt, more debt is not the answer to debt»

Many parts of Accra were submerged in flood waters, curtailing vehicular movement after the hours of rain.

America can not go on with one major party — the majority party, for most of the last three decades — submerged in a permanent moral shadow.

We should have an ambassador in Washington who explains why it is not in America's interests to have a Britain submerged in a European foreign policy.

No fewer than 4,000 houses were submerged in the 2012 flooding which also destroyed property worth millions of naira.

Oneida County officials say the area was submerged in as much as half a foot of rain over the weekend, and residents are still cleaning up.

There have been massive floods in some Northern states where, for instance, speed boats were used to evacuate students of Usman Danfodio University to safety; when communities have been cut off due to collapsed bridges in Kebbi State with thousands of hectares of farmlands washed away or submerged in Jigawa State.

State Police were called to the scene at 7:20 a.m. on Friday and saw the vehicle some five feet off the roadway submerged in the water.