This exploration of the fragmentation and interconnectedness of the modern world is cast as a network of stories, bound together by the Boccaccian conceit of a group of passengers telling tales to while away a night in an airport terminal while their plane is grounded by snow.
The broad and highly permeable damaged zone represents a network of subsidiary structures that bound the fault core, while the protolith consists of undeformed country rocks.
And though at every point he faces hostility directed against his queerness, it also gives him access to a covert network of contacts, bound by an often secret sympathy.
The value chain model is a network of business processes that are bound by the inflows and outflows of resources, the result of which provides an overview of the business processes of a particular enterprise and validates the consistency of the whole model.
A society happens when a cluster of people are bound by a network of personal commitments.
A code does not stand alone, it is bound into a network of neighbouring codes and so, an introduction of a new code can only be made step-by-step with a reasonable time for transition.
Indeed, the fault zone displays a network of anastomosed discrete slip surfaces that bound bumpy lenses of damaged rock elongated in the direction of slip and that give the fault a rough topography.
Dalfopristin is located in a tight pocket within the PTC, bound by a network of hydrophobic interactions involving the whole macrocyclic ring as well as the ethanethiol moiety.
Close inspection of the structure of cADO with stearate bound reveals a network of hydrogen bonding residues and water molecules that leads from the exterior of the enzyme to the active site.
At the adherent side, eGFP fluorescence revealed an elongated network of TG2 bound to fibrils of unknown origin (Fig. 3c).
