Sentence examples for bent relative from inspiring English sources

The structural motifs of the molecular packing could be identified: aromatic units within a single polymer chain are slightly bent relative to the chain axis, octyl side chains are aligned along the polymer backbone and aromatic units of neighbouring molecules display a strong tendency to stack parallel to each other.

One type of torque handle has two arms attached to the head, which carries the socket that fits the bolt or nut to be tightened; one arm carries the torque-indicating scale and remains fixed relative to the head, while the other arm carries the handgrip and is bent, relative to the head and the scale, when a bolt is tightened.

The domain consists of a six-helical dimeric bundle with extended wings that adopt a bent conformation relative to the helical core.

If they have spent years dealing with a relative bent on an escalating course of self-destruction, they may also feel relief.

The conformational dynamics of all the complexes can be described in terms of three classes of DNA conformations: slightly bent/unbent (U), intermediately bent (I), and strongly bent (B); however, the relative stabilities of these states and their rates of interconversion vary dramatically for the different complexes.

But while Pennsylvania has swung between the two parties, its relative partisan bent has remained remarkably consistent: slightly Democratic.

It can be noted that such bent axis causes a relative "slope" of the region of the major groove, at the respective half-sites, where the residue 157 pack against the R161 and this one against the 5' anti-sense thimidine.

These bent bonds are relatively weak.

Each row represents a gene, with occupancy scored in 50 bp windows, ±800 bp relative to the TSS (bent arrow).

Surrounding him was what he described as mass hysteria, with crowds of people searching, even screaming, for their missing relatives amid destroyed buildings, bent traffic signals and downed power lines.

Mr. McCall, they said, was the last best effort of the Harlem political machine, led by Representative Charles B. Rangel, and with his loss, old alignments loosened, providing more room for relative newcomers with an entrepreneurial bent.