Sentence examples for folding arm from inspiring English sources

Three mutants, L17A, R20A and L35A, were so destabilised that it was not possible to fit the folding arm of the chevron reliably.

Surprisingly, whereas the slope of the folding arm (mkf) of the I27st chevron plot resembles that of I27wt (2.7 m−1 vs. 2.5 m−1), the extrapolated refolding rate at 0 m GdmCl matches that of I32 (kf=0.8 s−1), despite the fact that 87%% of the residues come from I27 (kf=250 s−1).

"Lost" is an affectionate look at the bad old days with the same aesthetic point: namely, that ordinary gestures (folding arms, holding a hand to hip) are not abstract and are never robbed of a narrative tinge.

I feel like a robot most days" on an all-white computer at an all-white desk, and her subsequent fluid falls to the floor and abrupt recoveries, endlessly circling legs and folding arms, effectively suggested both an encroaching madness and a desperate struggle against it.

He said that the issues were not a result of the drone's complex folding arms, but refused to go into further detail, adding, "It's safe to say that we've learned lessons from the delays that we experienced," referring to future production.

Some explanations of the measurements and movements are: (preferred) hand folding; (preferred) arm folding; which eye is master eye; leg use in (preferred) kicking of a ball.

We report an L-shaped symmetrical co-folding-arm plane plane diode pumped solid-state yellow laser at 589 nm by using intracavity sum-frequency mixing.

By carefully designing a co-folding-arm plane plane symmetrical L-shaped Nd YAG laser cavity, both same waist width and same waist position of 1064 and 1319 nm beam are obtained in an intracavity type II KTP crystal.

That's why these club-friendly headphones with their folding swing arms might be a better option.

At the photo shoot, expressions of boldness and daring (wearing a skintight, gold-sequinned dress from Baby Phat, in the case of fifteen-year-old Maribel Martinez, from White Plains) were interspersed with moments of self-consciousness and caution (folding one's arms defensively across the front of said dress, while tugging its plunging neckline upward).

Nonaction "does not mean folding one's arms and keeping quiet," as Guo makes explicit what most Xuanxue scholars implicitly acknowledge (commentary to Zhuangzi 11).