The dining room has a set of pocket doors; the living room has an original brick fireplace.
The association sells a set of four pocket-size maps covering the entire trail for $1.95, and the comprehensive "Guide to the Superior Hiking Trail" for $15.95.
In general, peptides associate with HLA molecules by inserting parts of their amino-acid residues into a set of six binding pockets (termed A F) in the HLA9.
We argue that there is only a small set of pocket shapes realized in the known ligand-receptor complexes.
Henley knew he was a target, given the unfamiliar cars parked, day and night, across the street from his rendering plant, the frequent visits from Griffin's security people, and the fact that Felchak stopped him and confiscated a set of keys from his pocket, claiming that they fit Griffin's locks.
Standing in front of B-Side, she yanks the lock fixed to its protective grille toward her and pulls a set of keys from her pocket.
A set of banknotes in a pocket may be largely uninformative, as long as they do not contain a certain mix of issuing offices that will allow reconstruction of the travel history of the owner.
Lua is the founder of Archiwalks, a set of "storytelling" walks through arty pockets of the city centre, such as Bugis, Kampong Glam and Bras Basah.
A pocket detection algorithm called LPC (ligand protein contact) was applied to the PDB dataset to generate a set of 20,414 ligand-binding protein pockets whose coordinates were given in each PDB file under the header 'PKT', which is an abbreviation for 'pocket' [ 28].
Each position in the PPE has a preservation ratio (how often that particular atom was present in the underlying set of pockets) (Dundas et al., 2011) of at least 0.5 (each atom was present in at least half of the structures that have an atom present after alignment at this position).
