用inert造句子，“inert”造句

Yeah. So, I have a lot of inert gas here.

Radon is a chemically inert, naturally occurring radioactive gas without odour, colour or taste.

Small, spatially addressable arrays of biological material (on an inert substrate) that can be tested for specific functional criteria.

Nitrogen, which, makes up about 78% of the Earth's atmosphere, is an inert gas But it has more reactive forms.

After undergoing careful inspection for further erosion in 2003, the document was resealed in a titanium casement filled with inert argon gas.

Therefore, we may conclude that there is big difference in semantics classification and reference between noun phrase as antecedent of inert pronoun and that of non-conceptual anaphora.

Immediately after SERE training the researchers gave soldiers a drink containing either a low or high dose of a carbohydrate that is rapidly digested to glucose, or a similar-tasting inert drink.

The tests first flow water or other inert substances through the laser to verify its integrity. Next, the laser's chemicals flow through the laser to confirm sequencing and control.

Helium and neon are inert gases.

Since it has no electrons, it must be chemically inert.

Between the genes lay long stretches of "junk DNA," incoherent, useless, and inert.

Foodstuffs may be dried in air, superheated steam, in vacuum, in inert gas, and by the direct application of heat.

Construction and demolition, for example, produce lots of inert waste that can be cheaper to put into landfill than to "downcycle" into lower-value construction materials.

Instead of being an inert balloon that is used to break up a blockage, the sensor-laden catheter can monitor blood flow, temperature, pressure and electrical activity within the body.

Name: Noble gases, inert gases.

What if I had a little bit more A, in the presence of the inert gas?

Versus looking at, for example, helium or neon or argon, these are all inert gases, inert meaning essentially do not react, those were grouped together in the periodic table.

The next heaviest element in the periodic table, the inert gas helium, is used for detecting cracks in pressure vessels and the like.

There's no inert gas.

And, although you think that nitrogen, I mean, it's an inert gas.

If I have nothing, if I have no a here, up here and just the inert gas, then there's no entropy of mixing.

Not participating, acting, or operating; inert.

The pop star's inert brain must "harden" for at least two weeks before doctors can conduct their neuropathology tests.

Both these moods leave you — the ordinary citizen — inert.

While most silicon solar cells have been rendered inert by the time the temperature reaches 100 degrees Celsius, the PETE device doesn't hit peak efficiency until it is well over 200 degrees c.

But some relativistic calculations suggested it might actually behave like a different element, the inert (and non-metallic) gas, radon.

Instead, spent fuel rods in the U.S. are currently stored in underground pools of water or in dry-cask storage, where older fuel is put into steel cans filled with inert gas and then stored in silos.