Sentence examples for disordered order from inspiring English sources

In several urban and community contexts self-organising groups and organisations plan for their own environments outside the governmental, political arena and herewith create a disordered order of spaces that are 'becoming' (Newman 2011).

Somebody else has disordered his order.

CH>0 and CH<0 denote proteins predicted to be disordered and ordered by the CH-plot, respectively.

Interestingly, alternative splicing occurs more frequently in mRNAs encoding disordered than ordered proteins.

and, described above, represent the membrane lipid disordered and ordered phases, respectively.

The scattering patterns of the optimal solutions for membrane formation indicate a disordered phase which is very close to the disorder-order transition.

Bueren-Calabuig, J. A. & Michel, J. Elucidation of Ligand-Dependent Modulation of Disorder-Order Transitions in the Oncoprotein MDM2.

Therefore, going beyond the binary disorder-order classification is indispensable to be able to grasp the impact of those changes.

We suggest that the behaviour at higher xanthan concentrations arises from a disorder-order transition due to intermolecular effects.

Rheumatologists, who are experts in arthritis and other joint disorders, ordered serologies — blood tests that identify relatively rare autoimmune conditions that affect the spine.

These exothermic transitions, with peak temperatures of 74 80 °C and 115 132 °C, respectively, were attributed to disorder-order transitions of different kinds.