How To Use Intercalate In A Sentence
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Phreatomagmatic to strombolian cones, which are the first eruptive vents of the horizontal series, are intercalated at the contact.
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Into the body of the poor Tatars execrative Roman History intercalated an alphabetic letter; and so they continue Ta-r-tars, of fell Tartarean nature, to this day.
The French Revolution
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In any case, what he found was that treating two different leukemia and lymphoma cell lines with ascorbate at those concentrations before treating them with chemotherapeutic agents, including mechanistically dissimilar agents such as doxorubicin, which intercalates with DNA and causes DNA breaks; methotrexate, which inhibits folate metabolism; cisplatin, which crosslinks DNA; vincristine, which interferes with microtubule function; and imatinib mesylate (better known by its trade name of Gleevec), a selective inhibitor of the activity of a protein called bcr-abl, which is the oncogene that plays a central role in the development of chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML).
Adrian Monck
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Brown, grey and yellow siltstone with abundant calcrete nodules and rare small gypsum crystals occurs intercalated with lenticular units of matrix-supported pebbly conglomerate.
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Lord Howe Island has sedimentary deposits of Pleistocene and Holocene (Recent) age, including cross-bedded calcarenite with intercalated soil horizons, lagoonal deposits, a single sand dune, and alluvium.
Lord Howe Island Group, Australia
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I forget whether in the Bishop of Chester's account of this cryptical language the consonant intercalated be G or not.
Autobiographical Sketches
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On stairs that can be intercalated anywhere, like those that Hermes won with the dice of the moon, that Osiris might be born.
Robert Lanza, M.D.: What Happens When You Die? Evidence Suggests Time Simply Reboots
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(* In Galicia, in Spain, I saw the thonschiefer containing chiastholite alternate with grauwacke; but the chiastolite unquestionably belongs also to rocks which all geologists have hitherto called primitive rocks, to mica-schists intercalated like layers in granite, and to an independent stratum of mica-slate.) 3.
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America, During the Year 1799-1804 — Volume 3
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The intercalated soil horizons have yielded important palaeontological data, with interesting fossil finds such as the shells of land snail Placostylus and the terrestrial giant horned turtle Meiolania platyceps, which probably became extinct more than 20,000 years ago.
Lord Howe Island Group, Australia
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In the case of chrysotile, an octahedral brucite layer having the formula (Mg6O4 (OH) 4) -4 is intercalated between each silicate tetrahedra sheet.
Geology of asbestos
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To keep the lunar calendar synchronized with the solar year, an extra month was intercalated in summer as necessary, in so-called ‘embolismic’ years.
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Between the two horizons, occasional bands of brackish corbiculids intercalate with sediments containing freshwater gastropods and charophytes.
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Locally, near the village of Timirovo, the limestones are intercalated with arkosic sandstones.
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The intercalated sedimentary beds were deposited on the tops of basaltic lava flows during periods of volcanic inactivity.
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These units contain intercalated thin, discontinuous lenses of silts and mudstones, some displaying desiccation cracks.
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These 90 days he divided into 2 months of 22 and 2 of 23 days, ([2 × 22] + [2 × 23] = 90,) and introduced them alternately every second year for two octennial periods: every third octennial period, however, Numa intercalated only 66 days instead of 90 days, _i.e. _ he inserted 3 months of only 22 days each.
The History of Rome, Books 01 to 08
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In addition, intercalated terrigenous turbidites exhibit considerable lateral variation in bed thickness.
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The limestones are intercalated with thin shaly interlayers.
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One of the principal conclusions of this article is that the symmetrical BIA molecules bind to DNA in an unsymmetrical fashion, wherein one aromatic residue intercalates into DNA, whereas the other binds to a groove.
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Brecciated ironstone is derived from the disruption of banded ironstone with which it is intercalated.
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The Hebraic calendar acquired by Enoch after he was translated in a beam of light intercalated solar and lunar cycles in a fashion similar to the Maya.
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These relationships are best illustrated in the Palomas Basin where up to three intercalated axial fluvial ‘wedges’ bevel the prominent bajada along the active fault-bounded Caballo Mountains.
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In the Southern Central Iberian Zone there are minor acid volcanic rocks intercalated with Caradoc-Ashgill limestones.
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These are part of a sequence of intercalated alluvial sands and marsh beds on the eastern side of the Delmarva Peninsula.
Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Maryland
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They are basaltic flows rich in zeolites and phenocrysts (plagioclase, olivine and pyroxene), and intercalated with strombolian and phreatomagmatic deposits.
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[* In Galicia, in Spain, I saw the thonschiefer containing chiastholite alternate with grauwacke; but the chiastolite unquestionably belongs also to rocks which all geologists have hitherto called primitive rocks, to mica-schists intercalated like layers in granite, and to an independent stratum of mica-slate.] 3.
Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America
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Haversian system: this is another way to describe an osteon 21. intercalated disc: an irregular transverse thickening of the cardiac muscle cell membrane containing both desmosomes and gap junctions 22. lacuna: a small, hollow space in cartilage or bone tissue in which living cells are found 23. leukocyte: a white blood cell 24. mesothelium: the layer of simple squamous epithelium that lines the serous membranes of the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities and covers the organs within them 25. microvilli: the microscopic, fingerlike projections of a cell's plasma membrane that increase the surface area available for absorption 26. muscle fiber: an elongated contractile cell that forms the muscles of the body 27. neuroglia: a cell of the nervous system that protects and supports neurons
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To keep the lunar calendar synchronized with the solar year, an extra month was intercalated in summer as necessary, in so-called ‘embolismic’ years.
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Carlyle is gratified (as he could not but be) with your "kindest regards" intercalated so mindfully into your wishes for my success in emancipating myself.
New Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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Compositions and methods for manufacturing waxes filled with intercalates and exfoliates formed with oligomers and polymers
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As growth proceeds, intercalated or bifurcate ribs may appear between the paired ribs, furcation normally occurring on the lower third of the flank.
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The coarse-grained, bivalve-rich floatstone layers intercalated with the ‘background’ slope facies are interpreted as storm deposits.
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In "The Book of Wonder," children's questions are intercalated and answered with touching deadpan: "Why cannot two people settle disputes?
Papa
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Using twin-rotor continuous mixer, an intercalated composite was prepared via direct blending of linear low density polyethylene(PE-LLD)melt and low temperature expandable graphite(LTEG).
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It is characterized by moraines of the Weichselian Pleniglacial with intercalated outwash sediments including kame deposits, dead-ice depressions with lakes, fens or wetlands, and Late Saalian moraines in the south.
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In the Southern Central Iberian Zone there are minor acid volcanic rocks intercalated with Caradoc-Ashgill limestones.
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They intercalated, therefore, after the twelfth month of each year and before the first day of the ensuing year, five epagomenal days, which they termed the "five days over and above the year." [
History Of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume 1 (of 12)
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Lenses incorporate varicoloured tuffaceous cherts intercalated with tuffaccous mudstone and tuff.
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Intercalates and exfoliates formed with oligomers and polymers and composite materials containing same
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Yet I worry and fret that the four or five people who are kind enough to read my intercalated insides must certainly think I need a massive refill of Prozac.
Blog: Broken City
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This quaternary plain was formed by the post-orogenic clastic depositing of sediment, derived from adjacent tectonic uplifts deposited in the basin of the lower Magdalena River that formed a platform of peat intercalated with sand and clay beds.
Magdalena-Santa Marta mangroves
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The experimental results showed that the carbaryl can be intercalated into the twin-screw structure of calf thymus DNA, forming ctDNA-carbaryl adducts.
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These four layers are intercalated by thick silty to sandy sequences.
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These have left volcanoclastic deposits and andesitic lavas found together with intercalated turbidic marine sediments corresponding to tertiary sedimentary formations.
Western Ecuador moist forests
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The section consists of calcareous shale with intercalated sparse limestone beds, dolomitic shales, and some dolostone beds.
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These have left volcanoclastic deposits and andesitic lavas found together with intercalated turbidic marine sediments corresponding to tertiary sedimentary formations.
Western Ecuador moist forests
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Before Olympic anoraks start writing letters, we know the 1906 Intercalated games don't count as an official Olympiad.
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It was indeed supposed by some of the earlier observers, that the granite of Christiania, in Norway, was intercalated in mountain masses between the primary or paleozoic strata of that country, so as to overlie fossiliferous shale and limestone.
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This quaternary plain was formed by the post-orogenic clastic depositing of sediment, derived from adjacent tectonic uplifts deposited in the basin of the lower Magdalena River that formed a platform of peat intercalated with sand and clay beds.
Magdalena-Santa Marta mangroves
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In Sodalen the exposed succession is c.40 m of laminated dark grey mudstones with intercalated fine-grained sandstone layers.
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In order to remedy this, the Chinese intercalated a month once in about thirty-three moons, and called the intercalary month by the same name as the one preceding it, both with regard to the common numbers 1-12, and with regard to the two endless cycles of twelve signs and sixty signs, by which moons are calculated for ever, in the past and in the future.
Ancient China Simplified
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The junction point with surrounding cells is characterized by dark transverse bands called intercalated discs.
Muscles Part 3
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Ashur points to the late addition of this intercalated month, and makes it probable also that the intercalation is the work of astronomers standing under Assyrian authority.
The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria
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In both areas, the volcanic rocks are intercalated with sedimentary units and the onset of basin development is marked by deposition of elastic sediments.
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The limestones are intercalated with thin shaly interlayers.
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Some lenticular siltstone is intercalated with fine sandstone laminae.
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An extra month is intercalated every three years, just before the month of Nisan.
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The extremes in alternation are to be found in cyclothimia and manic-depressive psychoses, which may or may not be intercalated by periods of equilibrium.
C. G. Jung and Psychosynthesis, by Roberto Assagioli
