However, the whole helix is not inserted into chain B and the N-terminal part of the helix is located far from chain B. The N-terminal residues before the helix are very close to chain B. Hence the SF calculation with the threshold value of 1.25 gives a reasonable result in this case.
When a then 17-year-old young woman sat down to interview for a fashion retail job in 2008, little could she have known that such a routine occurrence would set off a far-from-routine chain of events that would take her, a few years later, to the United States Supreme Court.
They are instead made by flawed individuals driven by emotion, miscalculation and misperception, and influenced by others with their own agendas who sit far from the chain of command.
With floor-to-ceiling windows, fresh white walls dotted with supposedly inspiring quotes ("Don't be afraid to give up the good to go for the great") and a soundtrack of relatively obscure Swedish indie bands - Make is far from the cafe chains found in shopping centres across the emirate.
3 La Fontaine Merleg utca A Hungarian version of a French brasserie not far from the famous chain bridge across the Danube.
Ted Pile, a spokesman for Alpha, said Mr. Adkins "will not have any role in making operational decisions at the mine level," and his job would be in "business development," far from the safety chain of command.
However, the proof in [45] that the functional equation of the zeta function (zeta ) is equivalent to the classical exact sampling theorem is far from direct, requiring long chains of implications and many results from complex analysis.
But he's far from being the DIY chain's oldest employee: that award goes to Stanley Collins, 91, who you'll find working at its Guildford store.
So Ethan Allen Interiors, the manufacturer and retailer of home furnishings and furniture products, has leased 20,000 square feet way west in Manhattan, far from the usual retail-chain haunts.
Forced labor was buried deep in its supply chain, far from Detroit in Brazil's charcoal mines, which provide an ingredient in steel production.
One of England's largest academy chains has a "classically dysfunctional" relationship with the Department for Education and a far-from-perfect one with other agencies, including Ofsted.
