Sentences with phrase «of pack structure»

Submissiveness as a Choice Savvy dogs who could lead a pack if needed and who possess sophisticated knowledge of pack structure often choose a submissive role.

The fact is the foundation of pack structure is more important than obedience training — I tell people that hundreds of thousands of dogs go through OB training every year and the vast majority of dominant dogs come out of training just as dominant as when they started.

Also, we have put her back into stage one of the pack structure leadership program because we have done too many things wrong (something the trainer pointed out).

Most owners are aware of the idea of pack structure.

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Instead of working on something meaningful and work - related, I found myself on a smartphone app assisting some fuming fowl in their quest to destroy structures and send swine packing.

Imagine further that the liquid solidifies, so that the containing jar itself can be removed, and we are left with a kind of sponge structure packed with marbles.

It was packed with people making petitions to Mary for assistance with difficult situations, which they wrote onto white paper ribbons that they then tied, or knotted, to the ribbing of a large arched wooden structure.

Many of the interesting properties of the sponge - marble structures depend on their elasticity, and so topology is most relevant here while geometric problems like sphere packing are not.

Our specially modified structure features an angled X-ray beam to enable detection at the base of bottles and vertical - standing products, and also boasts automatic fill level and cap detection to avoid under - filled and incorrectly sealed packs.

It's hard to remember a time when stick packs were not the go - to package structure in a variety of product categories.

The study presents potential packing house locations, roll out beginning with a proof of concept facility, packing house profit maximizing strategies, and potential ownership structure options.

The technology also allows selective scoring of one or more layers of a multi-layered structure, which Skymark said weakens the necessary number of film layers to enable an easy peel without compromising the pack's barrier properties.

The seeds are packed together in a mystifying structure that always makes me think of a geodesic dome.

«I just look at clubs like Millwall — I know a little bit about the structure of the club, its wage structure and how they are bringing players through — and they have kind of come out of the pack.

For any parent looking to join a fitness studio, Orangetheory Fitness provides a structured class that allows you to pack in a lot of intense exercises in only one hour.

This park packs a punch (say that five times fast, I dare you) for its size: plenty of seating, a splash pad, four different play structures and shaded areas.

I had already made my phone pouches using Capri Sun packs and foil pouches from other juice drinks, but this required precision, the right type of gel phone cases to hold the device in place, and card to give it structure — in this case, a recycled cereal box (you know me, I love to reuse!)

The crystal structures of hexameric DnaB and its complex with the helicase binding domain (HBD) of DnaG reveal that within the hexamer the two domains of DnaB pack with strikingly different symmetries to form a distinct two - layered ring structure.

With the introduction of a laser the droplets move towards the beam and make close - packed structures within seconds, later scattering when the light source is turned off.

The protein volume paradox dates back to the first X-ray structures of proteins, when images showed that 30 percent of the volume of a protein is comprised of voids and cavities inside the imperfectly packed atoms of the structure.

A new digital reconstruction of the chromosomes of the ancestor of all placental mammals reveals that these tightly packed structures of DNA and proteins have become scrambled over time — a finding that may help pinpoint possible problem sites in our genomes that underlie cancer and other disease.

The scientists were able to see distinct inner cell structures and so - called cell fountains, the bundles of packed and splaying filaments that form the body of the fleshy forms and are characteristic of red algae.

«The exactness and universality of this rule we've discovered indicates that the atomic structures of metallic glasses are not totally random, even if they aren't as regularly packed as crystalline metals; they may share some predictable structural features.

The best idea so far has been carbon nanotubes — microscopic structures that can pack away large quantities of hydrogen at normal pressure within a relatively small space.

«Maybe they're picking up on the coarseness of the sand and how well it will pack to ensure that their nest chamber is going to stay structured,» he said.

To create a new carbon structure with this ability, an international team tried mimicking opal, which consists of tightly packed silica spheres.

Scleraxis plays an important role in the formation of tendons, which are composed of parallel arrays of collagen closely packed together and similar in structure to scar tissue.

Cobalt's unique atomic properties let cathodes pack a lot of energy into a small space and help to maintain the cathodes» layered structure.

Making up 70 billion of the nearly 86 billion neurons in the human brain, these relatively simple cells are tightly packed into the cerebellum, a broccoli - shaped structure tucked under the back of our brain.

The genome is organized into 52 chromosomes (tightly packed structures of DNA stored in a cell's nucleus), 10 of which determine the animal's sex.

Detailed analyses of a fossil (inset) unearthed in northeastern China reveal that the creature's feathers would have been densely packed with pigment - bearing structures called melanosomes.

The potential relevance of eye movement in individuals with Autism is the area of the brain that controls these actions, a densely - packed structure of neurons known as the cerebellum.

The structure indicates the extent of RNA packing required for the function of large ribozymes, the spliceosome, and the ribosome.

But recently teams have been able to observe that at pressures of 2 - to - 3.5 million times normal atmospheric pressure it transforms into an unexpected structure consisting of layered sheets, rather than a close - packed metal as had been predicted many years ago.

This suggests that it is chromatin's packing density, and not some higher - order structure, that determines which areas of the genome are active and which are suppressed.

The reasons for this difficulty include structural features such as a low packing fraction — meaning that in a diamond lattice, in contrast to many other crystalline structures, particles occupy only a small part of the lattice volume — and strong sensitivity to the way bonds between particles are oriented.

«Since our nanogaps can operate at low power, we can pack a large number of such structures into small areas, and this could allow us to run multiple experiments on the same chip,» says Oh.

This visualization shows tightly - packed DNA in a mouse cell's nucleus at different stages of development, seen here in a semi-triangular form as a mature nerve cell; in a roundish shape as a multipotent stem cell; in a more oval form as a neuronal progenitor; and as a more fragmented structure that shows how removing a specialized binding protein (HP1β knockout) affects the structure of the DNA - packing material, called heterochromatin, in a mature neuron.

Within a dog's nose lies a rich mesoscopic structure of capillaries, packing an enormous olfactory sensing area into a small volume.

This computer rendering shows the skeletonized structure of heterochromatin (red represents a thin region while white represents a thick region), a tightly packed form of DNA, surrounding another form of DNA - carrying material known as euchromatin (dark blue represents a thin region and yellow represent the thickest) in a mouse's mature nerve cell.

The patterns of the moon, sky and tree are visual representations of the math behind a certain type of cone, while the foreground and sky are cross sections of an Apollonian packing, a mathematical structure studied by René Descartes, among others.

Turns out, the method I'd learned as a kid of packing wet sand into a mold and flipping it over was not very effective, as there are much more effective ways to build sand structures that are stronger and bigger:

If no matter how hard you sweat in the gym you get nothing to show for it, no matter how much you eat the pounds never add up and you always get overpowered on the field, congratulations: your genetics have made you a hardgainer, i.e. a person who is naturally smaller and has a lighter bone structure, while packing a small amount of both body fat and muscle mass.

They pack a powerful punch to fight free radicals (highly reactive forms of oxygen that can destroy cell membranes, and other structures including DNA and collagen).

It is packed in a tube - like structure, quite versatile and can be consumed any time of the day.

In general, while we understand the benefits of looking at food choices within a particular structure, what we're really after here is to begin to fuel our bodies with the most nutrient - packed foods possible in order to provide our cellular and large - scale organ systems the building blocks necessary to make them run optimally.

I picked up this structured, soft blazer at Zara in New York last month — it's another one of those pieces that I bought when I got tired of everything I packed for Fashion Week.

This stylish pack is crafted of classic Louis Vuitton monogram on a coated canvas, complimented by signature vachetta cowhide leather trim for style and structure.

During a packed performance at London's famed West End Apollo Theatre on Thursday night, part of the century - old structure's ornate plaster ceiling collapsed injuring 76 people.

The tick - boxes on many dating sites are a common part of the structure of the sites — and people often pack them in and make their choices quickly, based on in - the - moment gut feeling, prejudice or a past bad practice.