To induce further assembly among many metaparticles, it is necessary at this point to modify the strengths of attraction ε between their constituent monomers, which now act as sticky patches for interactions between distinct clusters.
His breakthrough was a technical one when he decided to eliminate elements of what he calls "the sensorium" resulting in minimal description of sound, smell, or feel in the novel, elements that Sharma says act in a "sticky" way on the reader.
When the batter is a very light golden colour, remove from the fryer and drain on kitchen paper, seasoning with a little salt as you go. 5 To serve, swipe some anchovy mayo on to the bottom of a plate to act as a sticky base, then pile the chard tempura high on top.
The Mn nano-sculptured thin films also act as a sticky surface which is confirmed by hysteresis of the contact angle obtained from advancing and receding contact angles measurements.
The ensemble was compared to the costume Madonna wore during the first act of her Sticky & Sweet Tour (2008 09).
The rubber also acts as a sticky finger pad.
The superhydrophobic sample also acts as a sticky surface which is confirmed by hysteresis of the contact angle obtained from advancing and receding contact angles measurements.
It becomes stretchy and less sticky and acts as a protective barrier that assists the sperm in getting to the egg cell.
Fold it and put it on the top of the deck such that the tape acts as double sided sticky tape.
A 140-character limit or a 15-second soundbite make it far too easy for politicians to cling to the hope that a nifty little phrase will act like some sort of sticky flypaper for anyone half-listening, and hence absolve them from having to do anything that might actually have some impact.
If a POM has the "appropriate" size, it can act as a form of "sticky spacer" between two repulsive protein monomer surfaces, connecting them at a certain distance, so that these linked monomers do not clash or sterically hinder each other while being crosslinked with one another.
