substrate

Definitions

Examples

• You simply can’t carry out a logic of infinite growth on a finite substrate.

• Somehow in that bustling cytoplasm, enzymes need to find their substrates, and signaling molecules need to find their receptors, so the cell can carry out the work of growing, dividing and surviving.

• A thick gob forms as the substance melts and gravity pulls the substrate down several stories through a tube while sensors monitor its temperature.

• Their approach relies on a novel process for etching channels directly into the chip substrate.

• First, if the processes that mix and spread heritable information are universal, their implementation could depend acutely on the environments and substrates in which they operate.

• Each 6000kg sculpture is lowered to the seabed where it is drilled into the substrate to lessen the effects of turbulent weather.

• Reason therefore leads us to assume a common substrate of all things that are subject to change.

• Seemingly there is little difference between species in preference of nesting sites; a sandy substrate is probably preferred.

• Almost any other kind of illustration would fail to explain how the substrate can remain the same in the presence of forms.

• If such be the nature of existence, it could be neither body, nor the substrate of bodies; for their existence is nonentity.

• If we remove form from matter, the substrate that then remains neither seems nor is large (since magnitude is part of form).