The phrase "a mobile structure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a flexible or adaptable framework or system that can change or move in some way.
Example: "The architect designed a mobile structure of interconnected pods that could be easily reconfigured for different events."
Alternatives: "a flexible framework of" or "an adaptable system of".
Key steps in this transformation include ATP binding, closure of a mobile structure (lid) over the nucleotide, and a subsequent 90o rotation of the NTD relative to the MD (Krukenberg et al., 2011).
Could a mobile structure provide a good platform ?
An ultrasonography of the thorax revealed a moderate pleural effusion, irregularly thickened parietal pleura, and a mixed echogenic mobile structure of around 2 cm in diameter, floating in the pleural fluid of the left hemithorax close to the pericardium.
This may be an indication of more mobile structures of PNIPAAm in the 2-stage particles than in the microgel samples.
Furthermore, ultrasound examination revealed a mixed echogenic mobile structure with a diameter of around 2 cm floating within the pleural fluid of the left hemithorax close to the pericardium.
Because of this mobile structure, the junction of the screw is mobile even after fixation of the rod and head of the screw.
In our cases, TTE revealed an uncalcified, fresh and extensively mobile structure in the apex of the left ventricle.
Therefore, in the mobile network structure of a single line (complex mobile network), how can the protection of mobile user location privacy be ensured?
In contrast to conventional isocentric gantries, the main bending magnet of the Riesenrad is placed on the axis of gantry rotation, hence minimising the moment of inertia of the mobile structure and maximising its rigidity.
These motors are not externally attached to a lever-based joint (as in many animals and machines) but are an integrated and often inconspicuous part of the mobile structure.
