Sentence examples for atoms of human from inspiring English sources

The structures determined by PONDEROSA were very similar to those determined earlier by more manual approaches: 1.15 Å RMSD for the backbone atoms of human ubiquitin (PONDEROSA versus 1D3Z) and 1.30 Å for structured backbone atoms IscU D39A) (PONDEROSA versus 2KQK) (Supplementary Fig. S1D).

And while all of this space waste talk might sound gross here on Earth, the vacuous hostility of the cosmos means that every atom of human byproduct can have survival value outside of our atmosphere.

Strauss went on to forecast "an age of peace," jumping from atoms to human hearts.

The 3.0 Å resolution, "partially opened outward" Sav1866 structure was used as a structural template in simulated annealing calculations to generate an all-atom homology model of human Pgp.

Nuclear power fits perfectly within a world view that sees splitting the atom as the apogee of human dominance over nature.

Bernard Pullman, The Atom in the History of Human Thought; a Panoramic Intellectual History of a Quest That Has Engaged Scientists and Philosophers for 2,500 Years, (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 1998), pp. 346-47.

For example, in The Atom in the History of Human Thought, historian Bernard Pullman writes, To the extent that a Democritean influence has shaped our conception of the world, there has been a tendency to stress the corpuscular aspect of the standard model and to introduce a certain formal distinction between particles of matter and intermediary particles associated with force fields.

In particular, the pyridine N1 and O2 atoms H-bond with Y2 loop backbone atoms (Thr99 and Asn101) analogous to that of human CPR-FMN.

He told them that he hated the atom bomb because of "what it does to the dignity of human beings".

For comparison a strand of human hair, at 100,000nm thick, is about 600,000 times wider than the atoms surrounding the new transistor.

By the dance's end, highly organized but wild-looking atoms have formed a protean organism that suddenly, at the last moment, becomes a close-knit cluster of human beings.