Sentences with phrase «tiny opening»

Ion channels are proteins found in a cell's membrane, which create tiny openings in the membrane that regulate the movement of specific ions.

These plants react to the warning by closing their stomata — tiny openings on their leaves — to slow down moisture loss.

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Neumann suspects that RASFs can invade cartilage only if it already has small nicks or other tiny openings that result from wear and tear.

I like to think of collagen - rich bone broth as a gut - healing salve that «heals and seals» the digestive tract lining, keeping food particles and bacteria inside the gut where they belong, rather than allowing tiny openings to form that pass particles to the bloodstream where they trigger inflammation.

The bottom tiny opening (arrow) is the left ventricle surrounded by excessive thickened heart muscle.

Audio Switcher is free tiny open - source software for Windows, that lets you easily switch between audio devices.

Otto runs on Raspberry Pi, a tiny open - source computer being used to tool up everything from public art to DIY home - alarm systems.

Elana, her husband, and five children sleep in a tiny open hut right next to the pigs that they raise.

Transfer about a third of the icing to a piping bag fitted with a very small round nozzle (or just snip a tiny opening at the tip).

As soon as you walk into the super popular Filipino - influenced Bad Saint, you'll notice that the music is turned up and the chefs in the tiny open kitchen are sweating hard.

Smart, subdued, stylish, it turns out aggressively flavored modern cooking, fired from a tiny open kitchen crowded with three chefs and a roaring wood - burning grill.

And that's giving the Brewers a teeny, tiny opening.

University of Michigan freshman Evan Allen saw a tiny opening given up by Minnesota's goalie Adam Wilcox and threw it on...

It wouldn't much help Monaco with as big of an aggregate gap, but if he could distract Juventus at all to create the tiniest opening for them to crawl through, it would be worth it.

«The doctor is going to procure some forceps to place them into the tiny opening and widen it.

Most toddlers can master this after they are able to drop Cheerios into a tiny opening in a trial sized bottle.

We can't give her opponents even a tiny opening to gain traction.

«That's a large, dome - shaped organ, and it's like delivering a small child through a tiny opening.»

As DNA passes through a tiny opening in the pore — an opening that is just 0.00000012 centimeters wide, or 1/10, 000 th the width of a human hair — the current shifts based on the sequence of DNA letters.

or stomata, the tiny openings on the leaf surface through which plants absorb gases needed for photosynthesis, can provide clues to land elevation over time.

Immunology researchers have long paid relatively little attention to this thuggish innate immune system, basically thinking of it as a crew of biochemical bouncers that pummel anything able to penetrate the tiniest opening in a living being's skin or shell.

Smaller pupils improve resolution, focusing light rays like the tiny opening in the front of a pinhole camera.

It can be easily distinguished by its spherical acorns covered with a dense pattern of irregularly placed scales that completely conceal the nut, except for a tiny opening at the top, and which are arranged in dense clusters on upright spikes.

In response to drought, the pinyons close the tiny openings on their needles known as stomata to conserve water but, by doing so, also block their supply of carbon dioxide, thus shutting down photosynthesis, Adams says.

Surgeons insert the device into the beating heart through a tiny opening in the ribcage and, using echocardiographic imaging, guide it to the surface of the defective mitral flaps.

At the bottom of the eggcup is a tiny opening, 30 millionths of a meter wide, forming a connection to the chip's lower layer.

Cells shuttle all sorts of materials through these channels, which consist of proteins packed around a tiny opening that is often less than a few atoms across.

stoma (plural stomata) A tiny opening in the surface of a plant leaf or stem.

Transfer about a third of the icing to a piping bag fitted with a very small round nozzle (or just snip a tiny opening at the tip).

You see, the rear window presents itself in duplicate, with two tiny openings that allow the top to fold into five smaller sections.

This is obviously for fitting a set of skis, but with a little creativity and the embarrassment of looking like I was «having my way» with the rug, I managed to cram the rolled up rug through that tiny opening and get it home.

From a tiny opening somewhere above Azar's head, the muffled din of the city waking up intruded into the car: shutters rolling open, cars honking, children laughing, street vendors haggling.

Puppies and kittens especially can get into anything and escape through the tiniest opening.

Bacteria enter through this tiny opening and can enter the bloodstream through the blood vessels that supply the tooth.

The bars slam shut behind me and I am now only able to stare out the tiny opening.

Puppies are very curious and have an ability to fit through the tiniest openings.

The small cave is accessible through a tiny opening from the beach.

In the first unit we received there was a little movement between main body and this modular bottom section when tugging them, plus a tiny open gap - but that's not the case in the second, final handset that we've received.

Along the left side is where you'll find the power button, a volume rocker and a tiny opening for the microphone.

In severe cold, especially when it's wind - driven, even a tiny opening can let in enough cold air to cause a pipe to freeze.