twort造句

• The artist Flora Twort was born in Yeovil in 1893.
• Bacteriophages were discovered in 1915 by Frederick Twort.
• In 1832, Ward and Twort came into conflict with the authorities at Derby.
• Ward and Twort were subsequently Attorney General opposed.
• This is the crystal structure of a phage Twort group I ribozyme-product complex.
• In 2009 the Flora Twort Gallery and its collections were transferred to the Petersfield Museum Trust.
• The University of London took this opportunity to deprive Twort of his post and research facilities.
• Twort died on 30 March 1950.
• Twort published these results in " The Lancet " in 1915 and called the contagion the bacteriolytic agent.
• The discovery of bacteriophages was reported by the Englishman Frederick Twort in 1915 and the Frenchman Felix d'H閞elle in 1917.
• These were torn down three times by a local clergyman, James Dean ( d . 1882 ), whom Twort assaulted.
• The gallery displays examples from the Bedales Historic Costume Collection dating from 1720, and pieces of work by the artist Flora Twort.
• Two years earlier, a British bacteriologist, Frederick Twort, had observed the same phenomenon, but he was unable to explain it.
• The existence of viruses that infect bacteria ( bacteriophages ) was first recognized by Frederick Twort in 1911, and, independently, by F閘ix d'Herelle in 1917.
• Her studio was above this shop until 1948, when the three partners decided to give up the shop and Twort moved to a studio in the nearby Church Path.
• The first recorded makers were Philip Wickham and Joseph Smith of Modest Corner and many other cricket ball makers set up business including Thomas Twort and John Martin in 1853.
• The artist Flora Twort, the agriculturalist John Worlidge, the footballer George Best, actor Alec Guinness and the Hambledon cricketer John Small all lived in Petersfield at some point.
• Twort was a friend of Nevil Shute, who in 1925 proposed marriage to her, unsuccessfully, though they remained lifelong friends and she became godmother to his daughter Shirley Anne.
• In 1829, with the help of a follower, Charles William Twort ( d . 1878, aged 93 ), he began to print Robert Taylor ( 1784 1844 ).
• Twort began painting at the age of four, and was educated at the South Hampstead High School, London School of Art, the Regent Street Polytechnic and the Slade School of Art.