Sentence examples for chain of water from inspiring English sources
As each water molecule leaves, the chain of water molecules is pulled up by one molecule.
Of course, to link this chain of water, he has to run across lawns, through woods and down busy roads.
Many are dry for years, their waters long since soaked up by the parched ground and left as a chain of water holes.
The M2 proton channel from influenza A virus, a prototype for a class of viral ion channels known as viroporins, conducts protons along a chain of water molecules and ionizable sidechains, including His37.
Such morphology changes originate from interactions between STC and molecular structures of CBZ(D) crystal faces that interfere with the formation of a hydrogen‐bonded chain of water molecules and carboxamide dimers.
In particular, in his 1988 review (Boyer, 1988), Boyer pointed out that "[c]arbonyl oxygens of peptide bonds can coordinate a single chain of water molecules, forming a continuous phase along which protons can travel, analogous to the rapid migration of protons in ice".
This article demonstrates that the interaction of cyclodextrins (CDs) with side chains of water soluble polymers is useful not only as simple models for biological molecular recognition but also as building blocks in nanotechnological applications.
The impact assessment method developed by Pfister and colleagues comprises (amongs others) two damage assessment models which describe the cause-effect chains of water consumption leading to malnutrition induced human health damage and ecosystem damage resulting from reduced net primary production (Pfister et al. 2009).
The water channel (residues shown in yellow) with a chain of seven water molecules (red spheres) and the pore (residues shown in blue) filled with four water molecules.
The chains of water-soluble CMC could creep into the continuous phase during paste gelation.
