The search for structures can be done by several ways: by MHC allele (this option also presents the image of the structural pattern adopted by the epitope for the respective allele); by peptide sequence; by source protein; and by source organism.
In case of staircase offset of the rift segments (φ=90°), the structural pattern was characterised by two isolated rift depressions linked by a narrow transfer zone in which border faults with alternating polarity overlapped.
They are chanted, and all follow the structural pattern set by the first model stanza.
Typically, different structural patterns were obtained by changing the offset angle φ between the rift segments, supporting that the structural pattern at transfer zones is strongly influenced by the orientation of pre-existing discontinuities with respect to the stretching vector.
Bar form, in music, the structural pattern aab as used by the medieval German minnesingers and meistersingers, who were poet-composers of secular monophonic songs (i.e., those having a single line of melody).
The so-called Flyweight Design Pattern belongs to the structural pattern collection.
With the qualitative approach, the structural pattern of the bone tissue is identified, while osteons and/or Haversian canals are counted and measured by the quantitative approach.
The structural patterning in direct imprint is achieved mainly through pressure-induced replication of topographic patterns from rigid masters into substrates by irreversible plastic deformation.
To achieve this, a syntactic parser decodes the structural patterns of written Greek and matches them into equivalent patterns of GSL, which are then signed by a VC.
As an intermediate chemical class with an average activity higher than that of PCBs and lower than that of PHDDs, the activity of dibenzofurans is affected by the presence/absence of structural patterns similar to those observed in the structures of both PCBs and PHDDs.
