Sentences with phrase «branched structures of»

According to Zhang, the branching structure of the ligands protects the surface of the nanocrystals by occupying more space than straight - chain molecules, creating a mechanical barrier through an effect known as steric hindrance.

The branching structure of wheat's amylopectin A is more digestible than the amylopectins B and C from rice, beans, and other starches (i.e., in their natural states, not the gluten - free dried pulverized starches).

Not exact matches

Leroux overhauled the whole organizational structure at Desjardins so that, for example, females would make up at least 30 % of the talent pool at all levels of the company — from executive to branch.

Branch Technology, a graduate of GIGTANK, 3D prints open matrices that provide the internal structure for homes and other buildings.

Advanced macroeconomics (from prefix macro meaning large and economics meaning branch of economics that deals with the presentation, structure, and the conduct of a national or regional economy as a whole.

Or perhaps enter a structured portfolio of startups accelerated by a regional branch of Techstars.

The 2016 bleaching event resulted in 30 % mortality on the Great Barrier Reef, with many corals dying of the heat before they bleached and the loss of branching corals creating less complex reef structure.

The communes themselves, moreover, have worked together in close co-operation and at the same time have left complete freedom for the constant branching off of new forms and different types of social structure, the most famous of which are the kvuza and the kibbuz.

These structures were to be made from the «branches of olive, wild olive, myrtle, palm and other leafy trees» (Neh.

Furthermore, if the evidence from some branches of Orthodox Judaism and of Black Islam in America is taken into account, it may be that the simple clarities of fundamentalism give persecuted people whose lives are in disarray the clean - edged structures by which discipline and order can be imposed on chaos from within.

I have noted instances of a dawning appreciation in the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the social value and the unexplored potential of mediating structures.

By holding that the statute did not have an impermissible purpose, that its primary effect was not the advancement of religion, and that it did not require «excessive entanglement» between church and state, the Court sent a signal to the political branches that more creative uses of the structures of civil society (including churches) may now be permissible in the American welfare state.

I believe in evolution by natural selection, because the fossil record (literally millions of fossils) and genetic record both show a branching tree structure of inherited characteristics which slowly changed over time.

In a recent reconstructive essay on Hinduism, Sudhanshu Ranade suggests a connection between the not - so - noble function of «the political branch of Hinduism» in Vedic times, and «the trap the BJP is leading us into today».9 This involves the task of consolidating a hierarchically - ordered socio - political structure for Hindu society reflecting true religious Dhanna and controlling these classes / castes in order «to keep people in their place [so as] to keep them from getting above themselves».10 Perhaps this is the reason that nationalism, in its Orientalist form, is so pervasive in contemporary India.

Conway Morris proposes that there is an orientation towards the evolution of certain structures, such as the «camera eye», resulting in a greater likelihood of such structures being developed in unrelated branches of the evolutionary tree.

Amylopectin's structure is highly branched, which gives it lots of surface area.

It is the branch of food chemistry to understand the structure and functionality relationship of the foods and the physiochemical properties changes during handling and processing.

This theory focuses on neuropsychology, which is a branch of psychology that is dedicated to studying the structure and function of the brain.

This report took a pass on recommending changes to JCOPE's voting structure, saying «questions concerning JCOPE as an institution... are the prerogative of the Executive and Legislative Branches of government.»

«The expansive powers contained in this new language would bypass and erode the long - standing system of checks and balances embedded in the structure of separate and independent branches of government, including the legislature's role regarding the allocation of state resources,» the report said.

Article Four describes the powers, structure, functions, responsibilities, and legal scope of the Governor of Puerto Rico, the executive branch of the government of Puerto Rico.

Smith's solution to the problem was the «Reconstruction, Retrenchment and Reorganization» commission that led to today's Cabinet - style structure of the executive branch.

I am passionate about promoting a state structure that rests on a true separation of powers, with three genuine co-equal branches of government, because that guarantees good governance and is the best protection for citizens.

By this time, the party's structure in the nation was complex, with constituency parties, and branches of affiliated parties, but no co-ordination at the national level.

Their structure suggests that the two finest tiers of branching in modern feathers, known as barbs and barbules, arose before a rachis formed.

A peptide's structure, including how its branches of amino acids fold into 3 - D conformations, determines which targets it can «fit» or bind to.

Some neurons underwent detailed microscopy, which revealed intricate branching structures and a wide array of shapes.

The graptolites built many theca together to form a branching structure that then drifted in ancient seas and therefore can be found in sedimentary rocks of a certain vintage all around the world.

To this carbon and hydrogen backbone, they added branches made of benzene rings and nitrogen, as well as carbon and hydrogen, producing a tree - like structure.

Within this branch of science, the art is to develop the various building blocks in such a way that they naturally form the desired structures.

Comparing the ridges and inner structure of the scales with those from modern insects suggests the fossils came from the evolutionary branch of insects that today gives us moths and butterflies with nectar - sipping mouthparts.

Viewed through an electron microscope, however, it's an intricate weave of branching, threadlike membranes whose structure, Stamets notes, resembles a network of brain cells.

«Our session is about communicating across different sectors — university, government, nonprofits — each of which has its own sets of structures, cultures and expectations for how information is presented,» said Don Engel (2006 - 07 Legislative Branch Fellow sponsored by American Physical Society).

In particular, the highly branched tree - like fungal structures, called arbuscules, normally found inside cells of the host root — which are required for nutrient exchange — remain underdeveloped.

Elkhorn coral, called the «redwood of the coral forest,» is renowned for its massive, branching structure, which provides food and shelter for hundreds of reef species.

The Max - Planck - Society is a supporting organisation for about 100 research institutes, laboratories, branch offices, and work groups of varying size, structure, and tasks.

But the breast ducts are complex structures, like the branches of a tree.

The sheer size of these molecules prevents correlation of the results of the configuration obtained for the isolated amino acids to the same amino acids constituting the secondary branches in the structure of proteins.

However, in the other major avian branch (neognaths), which includes most species of living birds, it comes closer to the heel bone; that creates the impression it is a different structure, when it is actually the same.

In two of these regions, the differences were attributable to alternative alleles of just one gene: teosinte glume architecture (tga1) and teosinte branched (tb1), which affect kernel structure and plant architecture.

Others, like that of Stigmatella aurantiaca, are more complex branching structures in which some cells form the support structure and only some get to form spores.

The brain's astonishing anatomical complexity has been appreciated for over 100 years, when pioneers first trained microscopes on the profusion of branching structures that connect individual neurons.

Its feathers show «lots of new morphology», such as elaborate branching structures.

The bristle - like structure of the keratin in a toe pad helps it to stick — each pad is covered with microscopic pillars, which then branch out at the tips into even smaller structures.

Soil bacteria use the extensively branched, thread - like structures of fungi to move around and access new food sources.

It reveals that «branching tree - shaped» flow patterns govern the structure of the entire universe — most clearly evident within rivers, neural networks, lightning bolts, electrical circuitry and trees.

Further advances to their system could include addition of 5 - D printing capabilities, which would allow the current grid - like vascular structures to flow and branch in a more natural fashion and truly be created in three dimensions.

Within the ribcage, there are patches of soft tissue that contain tubular structures in a branching pattern, which the team interprets as preserved lung tissue.

Members of an earlier arachnid branch, called the Uraraneida, known from 385 - million - year - old fossils, were also spiderlike in appearance, Garwood said, but had a long, tail - like structure called the flagellum that disappeared before I. brasieri branched off the family tree.

«These findings highlight a key stage of brain development where the neurons branch out to create a complex, mature structure.