a ×12,000 and b ×50,000 magnification, where distinctive sheet thickness is around 25 nm.
The car is only a design study, reminding us that in addition to molding distinctive sheet metal, Mercedes-Benz also knows how to build a classy rolling humidor (oh, yes, it has one).
The company can also fill huge holes in its product lineup by using Fiat's small and midsize cars to develop Chrysler models with their own distinctive sheet metal.
The central core of the wild-type TM is characterised by the presence of radially-oriented collagen fibrils embedded within a distinctive striated-sheet matrix structure (Fig. 6E).
Most streets are paved with Belgian blocks, and many old market buildings have distinctive sheet-metal awnings.
Celej, M. S. et al. Toxic prefibrillar α-synuclein amyloid oligomers adopt a distinctive antiparallel β-sheet structure.
Each of the three subdomains of the β-prism structure is a distinctive three-stranded β-sheet (Fig. 2B) that was congruent to the repeat units detected in the sequence searches (Fig. 1B).
Litt would also say that Clapper finds open intelligence-committee hearings, a requirement of congressional oversight, as annoying as folding fitted sheets, citing a distinctive turn of phrase used by his boss.
These inclusions share common structural characteristics, including a high β sheet content and a distinctive cross-β X-ray diffraction pattern, also observed for fibrillar deposits associated with other degenerative disorders, including Alzheimer's disease, and commonly described as amyloid fibrils (Geddes et al., 1968; Chiti and Dobson, 2006).
However, what is clear is that Lewy bodies and neurites show a high β-sheet content and a distinctive cross-β X-ray diffraction pattern.
Ubiquitin (Ub) itself is a small polypeptide of 76 residues, and its crystal structure revealed a distinctive fold dominated by a β-sheet with 5 anti-parallel β-strands and a single helical segment [ 4, 5].
