Sentence examples for common groove from inspiring English sources

Normally, he said, he never tries to work on more than one score at a time, to keep his ideas in a common groove.

Unlike crocodylians, the alveolar row of foramina in the dentary of derived tyrannosauroids and birds occurs in a common groove that extends for much of the length of the bone.

Polyps retract into calyces that form a common groove (P. anceps and P. guadalupensis) or into close-set individual calyces (P. citrina) [13].

The film stiffness and load-capacity of the optimized bearing are higher than that of common spiral groove bearing and herringbone bearing, which were both theoretically and experimentally verified.

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The C-termini of the peptides bind in a common binding groove in the ECD composed of the N-terminal helix, ECD loops 2, 4 and the C-terminal region.

This finding suggests that either the affinity of pBcl-2 to proapoptotic members is higher than that of npBcl-2 or that the binding pocket is so divergent with a common BH3 groove that it cannot be occupied by S1 or other pan-Bcl-2 inhibitors, such as obatoclax.

One salient observation is that deimination of arginine to citrulline greatly increases the affinity of putative peptide autoantigens for the positively charged binding groove common to the class-II MHC β-chain products which incorporate the SE [46].

The song was composed in the key of F# major using common time and a groove of 125 beats per minute.

The conclusion from this study was that shallow defects on smooth surfaces might be a valid criterion for dental erosion, whereas cupping, and especially incisal grooving, was common in all groups and therefore not valid for a differential diagnosis.

"Skin" is written in the key of G minor and is set in common time with a moderate groove of 62 beats per minute.