On the play that led to the punch, Barncastle's arms became interlocked with Griner's and Barncastle spun Griner backward while twisting free.
One of the two resulting RD genes became the RUNX family founder, which expanded by triplication, and one of the three RUNX genes (namely RUNX2) became interlocked with SUPT3H.
Sister DNA duplexes become physically interlocked during their replication as a consequence of the double-helical nature of DNA.
The flat, overlapping squares, circles, and triangles that create the pattern of a Romanesque mural, for example, become the interlocking cubic, spherical, and pyramidal components that enclose the grouped figures and surrounding features in a Renaissance or a Neoclassical composition.
Since interlocks have become an instrument used for a larger variety of purposes such as inter-organizational coordination and communication, companies can be supposed to consider carefully whether to create a directed interlock and reap strong tie benefits or instead rely on an undirected interlock that brings about the advantages and disadvantages of weak ties.
Interlocking nailing, which has become the method of choice for treating fractures of the femoral and tibial shafts, still lacks ability to provide the important contact-compression at the fracture.
With advancement in user interfaces and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, PLCs have become more popular for sequence interlocking and integrating controllers.
Like quite a few of Nintendo's own game series, Pokémon has been honed and perfected over nearly two decades of very slight iteration to become a pure, polished orb of perfectly interlocking systems.
This suggests that offenders learn improved safety behavior by the time they become eligible to remove the interlock.
Employed as a system, remote monitoring of drinking or of driving become viable alternatives to the interlock for protecting the driving public.
