“membrane”造句，怎么用membrane造句

A fold or ridge, as of skin, membrane, or shell.

The advantages of membrane technology are analyzed, and a forecast of the developing trend of membrane technology in the future treatment of urban garbage percolate is made.

So now in my box I have my partition, my membrane here.

A change in membrane potential affects the orientation of charged molecules.

The nuclei removed by these techniques are not surrounded by a narrow rim of cytoplasm and a plasma membrane.

They anesthetized her to remove a piece of her scalp and skull and fold back a protective membrane underneath.

When a voltage is applied across the membrane, a strand of DNA is drawn into the pore.

Stricture type: the fibrous contraction in the cancer tissue causes a stricture circumference which extends under the mucous membrane around the intestinal wall.

The outer ear includes the ear lobe and external auditory canal, which funnels sound waves toward the eardrum (or tympanic membrane) allowing it to vibrate.

A slide lever on the bridge of the eyeglasses pushes the fluid forward or backward to alter the shape of that membrane, changing the focal distance depending on what the user is doing.

The result is relatively pure water or the permeate generated on one side of the membrane, while on the feed water side a concentrated brine or reject solution is generated.

The first stage of mitosis, during which the chromosomes condense and become visible, the nuclear membrane breaks down, and the spindle apparatus forms at opposite poles of the cell.

This process suffers mainly from clogging the membrane.

Until this study, it was believed that cholesterol's main membrane protein influence was on membrane fluidity and curvature.

"Monocoque" represents another approach to the fabrication of a skin-like membrane.

Cabin walls have been replaced with a skeletal structure and transparent membrane.

The arrival access is coved by a tensioned membrane structure which suggests a white cloud floating above the foothill.

Cronin says early results suggest he can create a membrane that splits water into hydrogen ions, electrons and oxygen when illuminated - the initial step of photosynthesis.

This involves tapping both freshwater and seawater at the mouths of Norway’s many rivers and fjords, and diverting it to tanks on either side of a semi-permeable membrane.

An enclosing membrane or layer of tissue.

After the cleaning of the old membrane, its effluent TOC concentration will decline along with the falling of membrane specific flux.

One example is that lipids spontaneously form liposomes, the hollow bilayered vesicles that must have yielded the cell membrane.

The freshwater is drawn across the membrane to dilute the saltwater, and so helps to build up pressure on that side of the tank.

He likens the membrane to a temporary tattoo.

Attached to the latter is a membrane filled with a silicon-based liquid, which remains transparent and fluid at any temperature.

Inside test tubes in his lab float microscopic, hollow spheres of fat-primitive membrane bubbles.

The holograms were fabricated using a very finely focused ion beam to cut a pattern of extremely small slits just 20 nm across through a thin silicon membrane 30 nm thick.