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The structural units of smectite can be derived from the structures of pyrophyllite and talc.

We agree that the overall structural mechanism of Her2 dimerization may largely be inferred from the structures of the dEGFR dimers, and that much of the value of our work lies in its potential to provide a detailed view of the relevant dimer interfaces.

Using Gramsci he maintains that a proper grounding in the basics is missing from the structures of contemporary education and that this lack is failing working class children.

Rail corrugation is a main factor causing the vibration and noise from the structures of railway vehicles and tracks.

Here's a hell of an acting challenge, and also an experiment in speculative neuroscience: What happens when a large personality persists but comes unbound from the structures of memory, custom, and comprehension that once contained it?

By contrast, the prevalent view of ideology as a set of illusions that arise spontaneously from the structures of society was symptomatic of a contemporary western Marxism that had retreated altogether from the idea of class struggle.

Accordingly, a number of peptides (derived from the structures of major redox proteins) were selected and produced by chemical solid phase syntheses.

The building of Poundbury, the prince's bizarre Dorset Petit Trianon, and his attack on architectural modernism in general, is motivated not simply by a knee-jerk reaction, but by an underlying philosophy of sacred geometry founded in "biomimetics"; the notion that humans divorce themselves from the structures of the natural world at their peril.

The duty of the architect was to make as little impact as possible on nature and to learn from natural design – in Otto's case, from the structures of crab shells, birds' skulls, spiders' webs and bubbles on the surface of water.

To choose the wrong actors and engage with those who bear the greatest responsibility for the crimes of the past would only serve to foster impunity and further alienate an already disillusioned Afghan population from the structures of the Afghan state.

As David Davis made clear in Vienna on Tuesday, the referendum was never about rejecting the values and civilisation we share with our European neighbours, but a decision to move away from the structures of pooled sovereignty which no longer suit the UK and restrict our freedom to chart our own course in the world.

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