用strand造句子，“strand”造句

One strand: To make the single-strand noodle, the chef first prepares the dough by rolling out a thin log that is then laid flat in a spiral (it somewhat resembles a lollipop).

I have knitted many a gray strand into many a scarf. Which, by the way, I consider a nice touch.

In fact, since a single strand of the molecule can now be detected and analysed, he could hardly avoid having done so.

This image shows the difference in thickness of human hair between different ethnic groups. The strand of hair on the left is that of a Caucasian blond female.

With nanopores, however, virtually no chemical pre-processing is required and no amplification. Instead a single strand of DNA can be read, one base pair at a time, and without the need for labelling.

One strand of silk doesn't make a thread; one tree doesn't make a forest.

The staples bring two distant parts of the DNA strand together so that it folds.

In Suruga Bay a strand of whip coral provides habitat for two shrimps, camouflaged among the polyps.

In addition, the speed at which the strand passes through must be carefully controlled to allow enough time to detect each of the bases.

Basically, a DNA strand is pushed through a 2nm hole on a silicon chip and, as it moves through, that chip is able to use an electrical charge to read the strand's coding sequence.

Contagious: a human head louse clings to a strand of hair.

Each strand of DNA has a series of Gs, as, ts and Cs attached to its backbone.

Maybe Mr Wang should have stuck in a third strand, in which a bunch of men sit and watch the film, and chat about how they, too, feel as if they're having their feet bound.

Note that you can't always play all of the missions in a particular strand right in a row.

A continuous strand of twisted threads of natural or synthetic material, such as wool or nylon, used in weaving or knitting.

This also involves a nanopore in an AHL protein, but the DNA strand does not pass through the nanopore intact.

What Moore saw, peering through the lens, was a single strand beaded with tinynodules.

Nanotechnologists could link DNA “tiles” into a sheet, or fold a long strand of DNA back on itself again and again until it formed a flat surface.

For many years you have seen it as a strand - a strand by itself, responsible for the genealogy of all the things that make you what you are.