Sentence examples for extensive packing from inspiring English sources

In that vein, the moving contractors opted for shrink-wrap and blankets over Bubble Wrap, cardboard boxes and other more extensive packing materials.

A phenylalanine side chain (F30) on rpS17e, proximal to this Asp, inserts into the mouth of the RACK1 tunnel to form extensive packing interactions against aromatic side chains lining the inner rim formed by the RACK1 D-A and B-C loops.

There are no extensive crystal packing interfaces, and so the structure suggests that the functional unit of TCP is a monomer.

Barclays has also developed extensive resource packs across the age range.

And an extensive study of packing-house workers conducted by the University of Iowa in 2008 suggested that the number of injuries may be significantly under-reported.

Yet the researchers noted several times that the feather covering was extensive and "densely packed," resembling some recent discoveries of fossil birds "that undoubtedly had plumage covering most of the body".

X-ray crystallography requires the proteins to be arranged in a 3D crystal packing, where extensive protein−protein interactions may alter the native membrane protein conformation.

In my in-hospital bag I have packed an extensive post-mastectomy exercise guide, which was sent to me and annotated by a colleague.

PARADIGM The combined dance wisdom of the members of Paradigm, founded by Carmen deLavallade, Gus Solomons, Jr., and Dudley Williams in 1996, is extensive; the company is packed with seasoned veterans of the Broadway stage and of the Limón, Mark Morris, and Alvin Ailey companies, among many others.

His extensive Web site is packed with the kind of hard evidence screenshots and videos that's required to combat the deception he says has been employed by companies like Claria, 180solutions, WhenU and DirectRevenue to make a buck.

These rules are all stipulated in the Sausage Sizzle Starter Pack: an extensive word document outlining everything from health-and-safety regulations through to suggested types of sausages; a "step-by-step process of how Bunnings want the barbecue to be run".