“She stared avidly at the glittering crystal, her eyes wide, and felt her lips smiling in wonder on their own.”

“The hard work, passion, and countless revisions led to the crystallization of their dreams into a successful business.”

“Polymers are empirically known as a very effective crystallization reagent for proteins.”

“It is an international trend for people to move into cities which are the crystallization of human civilization.”

“The quality of the computed structures has been evaluated by several techniques borrowed from crystallography.”

“Protein crystallography provides the structure of a protein, averaged over all elementary cells during data collection time.”

“The dimensions are in agreement with the measurements performed with x-ray crystallography on cryogenic 3D LH2 crystals.”

“Tooth enamel is much less porous than bone and dentine, and it has greater inorganic content, density, and crystallinity.”

“Testing can be conducted to ascertain melting point, degree of crystallinity, and glass-transition temperature, or for component quantification.”

“Duiker SW, Rhoton FE, Torrent J, Smeck NE, Lai R Iron oxide crystallinity effects on soil aggregation.”

“In crystallization, the KCl is recovered from brine solution in large, multi-stage crystallizer trains.”

“Crystalline is a small volume parallel crystallizer with overhead stirring and refluxing capabilities.”

“They easily and inexpensively allow conversion of most any brand of electric dryer or crystallizer to low-cost natural gas.”

“Furthermore, the rate decreases with time since as the solid is dissolved the surface area becomes smaller as there is less and less crystallite.”

“Internal textures typically show pronounced zonation of crystallite orientation and grain size.”

“Beyond the crystallite regions, the protein chains continue into less orderly regions, where they are tangled together.”

“The Tipperary-born cleric received a piece of mounted crystalware in a ceremony at Dukinfield town hall.”

“Here you get to enjoy the food with cutlery and crystalware imported from France and crockery from Thailand.”

“It is often impossible to distinguish between crystalware produced in England and in the Low Countries at this time.”

“The final year physics undergraduates plan to study the crystallisation of protein solutions in weightless conditions.”

“I believe that the problem had occurred much earlier on by the water at the crystallisation stage.”

“A kidney stone is a crystallisation, aggregation and growth of salts normally found in the urine.”

“Yet it was the great Russian crystallographer and mineralogist Vladimir I. Vernadsky who brought the term into common parlance with his book of the same name.”

“As a crystallographer and mineralogist, Lachlan specialized in applying neutron beams to the studies of materials science, structural chemistry, magnetism and geology.”

“Dr. Fortier is a crystallographer by training, specializing in the development of mathematical and artificial intelligence methodologies for protein structure determination.”

“And from her cleare and crystall eyes The teares gusht out apace, Which like the silver-pearled dewe Ranne downe her comely face.”

“Nay, a Crystall glasse will not show a man his face, except it be steeled, except it be darkned on the backside.”

“Yet despite the field's scientific progress, few women have joined Hodgkin on the roster of crystallographers.”

“In protein structural biology, many crystallographers complement their investigations with NMR and vice versa.”

“Today there are more than 12,000 crystallographers worldwide, and most or all of them use these techniques.”

“Usually of a white or light greenish color and vitreous lustre, in acicular crystallizations.”

“This is furnished by numerous salt springs of limpid water, which are continually welling up, overflowing their borders, and forming beautiful crystallizations.”

“In the end, Brague's profoundly analytic histories of the crystallizations and fracturings of the two premodern heteronomies leave us with many questions.”

“In the first one, excess cholesterol remains in solution, thereby nucleating crystallites in the bulk suspension.”

“The early stages of mineralization of bone tissue proceed through the formation and growth of bioapatite crystallites from a precursor material.”

“A similar deformation of the anisotropic crystallites has also been observed for N. clavipes upon tensile deformation.”

“Where pyrite crystals have been lost, it can be seen that quartz did not penetrate pyrite.”

“Its texture ranges from dense porcelain-like to a compact granular material composed of minute crystals.”

“Where is the morality in a woman being given 80 grand a year to spout waffle on energy fields and crystals and fitness?”