Sentence examples for closing of the gate from inspiring English sources

While the pore domain achieves sensitivity to a variety of changes in the environmental milieu through docking sensor domains, the output of the pore domain is always uniform: the opening and closing of the gate, through which passive and selective K+ flux turns on and off.

Since then, many authors of fiction concerning Waterloo have recreated the events at the gate, and even if they include their own fictional heroes they attribute the closing of the gate to Macdonnell and Graham.

"Slow gating" occurs if the opening and closing of the gate is much slower than τd.

Opening and closing of the gate is most probably regulated by interaction of the Mg2+ ion with a divalent cation sensing site (DCS), placed between Asp89 in the α3 helix in the N-terminal part of one monomer and Asp253 of the α7 helix of the adjacent monomer [4 6] (Fig. 1b).

The structure of the Ala-Phe complex suggests that the closing of this gate around the dipeptide results in the formation of the hydrophobic pocket, which forms to accommodate the bulky phenyl side chain of the ligand (Fig 3C).

This doctrine is usually expressed as "the closing of the gates of ijtihād" (bāb al-ijtihād).

An article yesterday about the closing of "The Gates" in Central Park misidentified the material used for the frames that supported the 7,500 orange curtains in the exhibition.

Shares are called gyoku, which also means "geisha", while o-bike, the term for the close of the market, used to refer to the closing of the gates that kept drunken revellers in Yoshiwara for the night.If the change in perceptions of the market has been slow, its role has changed somewhat faster.

Engineers also considered lowering the gates on the 30th, but the flow of the Chena River had not reached a level where computer models mandated the closing of the gates to protect Fairbanks.

We configured a computer to control the opening or closing of the gates and to detect when flies passed though the detectors.

We have focused on three types of stimuli that lead to gating: thermal, redox, and photochemical, where the opening and closing of the gates involves conformational or chemical changes of the gates, stimulated by heat, redox reactions, or photolysis, respectively.