That, Watson and Crick realized, was how the molecule reproduced itself, and how nature, for the last four billion years, had counteracted the tendency of matter to become disordered.
In practice, the periodic excitation may become disordered due to uncertainties.
The grain boundaries become narrowing, with ordered graphite phase firstly, and then they become disordered for long time oxidized treatment.
When dealing with crystals of large molecules, solvent loss or sensitivity to air/moisture may necessitate rapid handling and low temperatures, which have additional potential to increase the probability that groups become disordered.
Lives certainly become disorder-ed as a result of severe post traumatic stress but it is not an alien condition.
Its leaves had become disordered, and some of them were lost.
The Russian formation had become disordered during the early part of the battle and Oryol was second in line after her sister by 16:00.
The 3D cell patterning in hydrogel systems has been established using a 3D printing system for cell seeding [6], however, the cell patterning created by this technique may rapidly become disordered as a result of cell migration and proliferation.
In contrast, proteins still encoded in the chloroplast chromosome barely become disordered.
The present findings indicate that with it, the functional organisation in these structures has become disordered.
However, these loops undergo large-scale conformational shifts following phosphorylation, and so it is likely that the loops become disordered during the phosphorylation event.
