Sentence examples for earliest shaping from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if the advanced RNA life did have widely used amino acids (for example as cofactors of ribozymes [ 9- 11]), then it seems reasonable to assume that to some extent the earliest shaping of the genetic code in general, and the order of entering of amino acids into coding in particular, could recapitulate their biosynthetic pathways.

At the same time he expanded one of his Precisionist geometries outward to the edges of a stepped panel, making one of the earliest shaped abstract paintings in this country, although it also resembles a Sienese altarpiece.

The early shaping, removing large amounts of material, may use a compressed-air chisel; otherwise it's all done by hand, using progressively finer chisels and two weights of mallet (the smaller, oddly, known as a dummy).

Early shaping might involve matrix remodeling, i.e., resorption by osteoclasts followed by new bone deposition in a different pattern.

His early experiments — shaping pots of dried manure and Elmer's Glue, then baking them in his wife Theresa's toaster oven — were hardly marriage-enhancing.

As the early voices shaping the narrative of these wars, we must shed desires to neatly package our stories into something tidy and sellable.

One of the most interesting early shapes was the R-pentomino.

When Dave Kearney secured the bonus point six minutes from the break, it looked ominous for Canada whose earlier shape and vigour appeared to be in a state of collapse.

Although the title may seem facetious, the design of objects other than mechanical objects illustrates the same principles that drove the early shape modelling developments.

While the process-oriented side of the business tends to figure out the early shape of what works in any platform it also tends to red-ocean itself into stasis pretty quickly.

The evil is returning everywhere; the whole planet hates what it's become, and is now busy trying to twist and churn itself back into an earlier shape.