2.Researchers say the idea is to replace explosives in small hand grenades with a certain variety of red chilli to immobilise people without killingthem.
1.With this research, Liu's team has engineered a bacterial biofilm, from a bacteria called Pseudomonas aeruginosa, able to immobilise and incorporate rogue microplastics floating around in the water.
2." Harry, it'll suffocate him! " screamed Ginny, immobilised by her broken ankle on the floor—then a jet of red light flew from one of the Death Eater's wands and hit her squarely in the face.
3.In the world of brain and pen, his main trade was as a historian: he plunged into that at Cambridge in the 1960s, and stayed with it even when immobilised by the wasting disease that cost him his life.