Sentence examples for fitting command of from inspiring English sources

Manual structural superimposition was performed by defining the equivalent regions using the pair fitting command of PyMOL.

The circularly permuted binuclear RING-like region of UBR-box (PDB identifier 3NY1_A) and the B-box domain (PDB identifier 3DDT_A) could be manually superimposed using the pair fitting command of PyMOL with an RMSD of 2.46 Å over 40 pairs of Cα atoms (Additional file 3: Figure S2).

The structures were manually superimposed in PyMOL using the pair fitting command and translated thereafter.

This is phase one of the officer selection process: young men and women who pass here go on to Sandhurst, emerging 11 months later as second lieutenants fit to command a platoon of 30 soldiers.

"Our President must be fit to command the most powerful military the world has ever seen, including an arsenal of thousands of nuclear weapons.

But their fearless leader didn't seem fit for command.

Eyre returned to Britain, arriving at Spithead on 10 December 1826, and was almost immediately offered command of a squadron fitting out for Lisbon.

Specialist Paul Paterson wrote on the Big Cat Monitors website that it appeared to be "a cat of reasonable size, fit and healthy, and in command of its surroundings".

Unaware that Đính was plotting against him, Nhu allowed Đính to organise troops as he saw fit, and Đính transferred the command of the Seventh Division from Cao's IV Corps to his own III Corps.

He became master's mate aboard the 64-gun HMS Rupert under the command of Captain Arthur Herbert, whilst she was fitting out at Portsmouth.

On health care, especially, she showed her easy command of the wonky details, but she also fit them into a larger picture.