Sentence examples for closing of switch from inspiring English sources

According to current data, the hydrolysis reaction requires the closing of switch 2 [ 298, 299], which is coupled to larger rearrangements of the relay helix and the converter [ 300– 302].

The Mg2+-ATP binding induces a closing of switch 1, which drives the formation of several new interactions such as a salt-bridge between switch 1 and switch 2 that assists in stabilizing the β-phosphate and enables the coordination of the Mg2+-ion and proper positioning of the surrounding water molecules for ATP hydrolysis.

Opening and closing of these switches can change the amount of power losses.

Perhaps most importantly, the new maps indicate that movement of the P-loop is more significant than opening or closing of the switch-I/switch-II region for nucleotide binding and release.

It should be pointed out that, in contrast with CopA (Scheme 3), a conformational change between E2-P and E2·Pi was clearly demonstrated for the Ca2+ ATPase [ 36], consisting of movements and rotation of transmembrane helices, opening and closing a switch of the lumenal Ca2+ release gate, in conjunction with H+ exchange.

Post the closing of polls, I switched on the television to view and listen as the election results played out.

The real-time processing of data packet dropout is met by the connection and closing of the constraint logic switch.

"The most thrilling thing to me was when we put the device in and we were in the process of closing, we switched over to the internal battery power to test everything and I must admit at that time it was pretty awesome to think that we had a patient living on a device totally internally powered with no external energy or anything going into it, and it is amazing," Dr. Gray said.

Physical processes, which underlie the operating principle of high-power closing switch based on delayed breakdown diode (DBD), are discussed.

Switching off PP2Cs enables closing of the stomata in response to calcium ions.

These enzymes illustrate another property of switches: the co-ordinated opening and closing of multiple protein 'gates' [ 37].