Примеры strand

• The phosphodiester backbone is represented by a dot for the strands in a 5k-3k orientation and by a cross for the 3k-5k strands.

• Now we pull these strands together to discuss what the model suggests about preferences over institutional arrangements.

• Their approaches vary, ranging over descriptive, theoretical, engineering and experimental strands.

• The composition of new strands is dictated only by base-pairing efficacy and reactive substrate availability.

• To begin, first consider a situation in which two closed, circular strands or chains wind around each other in space.

• Because the complementary strands are physically retained in proximity, the chains do not diffuse apart, favouring reassociation.

• They can be found in three strands of the orchestral texture: the brass, woodwind/strings, and piano.

• Serrano coworkers have recently extended the de novo designed peptide with the aim of forming a triple stranded - sheet.

• However, a required conclusion from the electrophoretic data was that the structure was antiparallel, so that the exchanging strands did not cross at the centre.

• She outlines the relationship between modernity and the ' popular ', one of the principal thematic strands that links the essays together.

• Overall, this is a vibrant and passionate book that nicely weaves together its strands of description and normative interpretation.

• We have somewhat artificially subdivided them into three main strands.

• I reached a big iceberg that seems stranded.

• In the base of the microvillus, the cylinder splits into strands.

• By their very nature, frameworks of standards include political, cultural, and educational aspects underpinned by different strands of theory and research.