Sentence examples for confined flexibility from inspiring English sources

The co-planar orientation of GlcN rings in (1↔1) diglucosamine scaffold of DA187 and its confined flexibility would not allow the rearrangement to a more compact conformation wherein the cluster of four C-14 acyl chains would have decreased hydrophobic volume necessary for entering rather constrained binding site of MD-2 (SI Figure 2S).

Custom robot hands will bring a new level of flexibility to people confined to wheelchairs, allowing them to reach for objects on shelves or floors, and inexpensive project kits in the classroom.

They offer more flexibility and intelligence in maneuvering within confined spaces where the logistic operations take place.

The flexibility of M. Alexandre's organs is not confined to those of the voice.

"Successful stealthy maneuvering requires high structural flexibility and distributive control to sneak into confined or restricted spaces, operate for extended periods and emulate biological morphologies and adaptability," ARL researcher Ed Habtour said in a release tied to the study.

Our findings reveal surprising flexibility in orientation and phasing for a nucleosome particle that is tightly confined within an asymmetric ∼80-bp DNA loop.

It was proposed that, as cylindrical battery cells are placed in parallel and confined by regular walls [8, 9], a disintegrable structure can be formed, which provides sufficient flexibility to protect battery cells in a vehicle collision.

Microgrids aggregate grid assets in geographically confined areas, allowing them to locally tackle grid issues and capture the value of their aggregated flexibility by bringing intelligence in the grid in a bottom-up approach.

The damage was not confined to Gonaïves.

The problem is not confined to youth.

Rapid change is not confined to Lima.