Примеры wax

• The fact that these disorders wax and wane despite optimal drug treatments suggests that the popular concept of "brain disease" is overly static and reductionistic.

• These students constantly drifted away from the society and throughout the late nineteenth century membership levels waxed and waned dramatically.

• There are almost no technological grounds to withhold wax tablets from the hands of composers of polyphony anytime from the eleventh to the fifteenth century.

• But wax modelling of plants and flowers belongs to a larger artistic history that includes modelling portraits, effigies, reliefs, and medals.

• And once, later, the second prior of the monastery confiscated his writing tablets, and completely destroyed what he had written on the wax.

• Small pieces of tissue were fixed with 3.7% formaldehyde and then embedded in paraffin wax.

• Melted paraffin wax was poured over the agar to provide an effective hydraulic seal.

• This cycle waxes and wanes at variable intervals; between spindles, thalamocortical neurons are depolarized.

• Phonograph cylinders were made of wax, and thus only withstood a very limited number of replayings before the groove was worn.

• Into the early nineteenth century, modellers continued to produce anatomical-pathological works in wax for museums and medical schools.

• The officiating priest places wax and mutton fat in their hands.

• For instance, biological, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral indexes of psychopathology may wax and wane with maturation.

• The system is described by the evolution of the liquid and solid wax fraction and it goes through several stages exhibiting free boundaries.

• Consequently, the wax maintains its (volumetric) magnitude while the surface areas of its transformed shape become larger.

• The puparia secrete dense dorsal curls of wax, but the individuals remain unobtrusive through being widely scattered.