The end to my short-lived life of crime came at six o'clock on a Monday morning, when my door went flying off the hinges and six burly drug squad officers stormed into the hallway.
The book, called Orihon (Accordion Book), consists of a series of printed hinges, and six pieces of artwork available elsewhere on Thingiverse, three of them his own, as well as 3D text explaining how they were created, and a list of works.
That sleek aluminum shell, with its all-metal hinge and three distinct color options, is simply the best looking portable computer currently on the market.
A classic example is the EGFR inhibitor Gefitinib, where the quinazoline core occupies the adenine binding area and makes one hydrogen bond with Met793 in the hinge and two water-mediated hydrogen bonds with Thr790 and Thr854, respectively.
Barrios watched as Victor Zamora took a screwdriver to the locker's hinges and to three metal strips banded around it.
Then on Oct. 30, as astronauts inside the station opened the newly relocated solar array, a guide wire snagged on one of the folding panels' hinges and tore two holes in a 110-foot-long "wing" of the array.
The orthosis included a carbon fiber and polypropylene shell, a metal hinge joint, and two artificial pneumatic muscles.
Each individual walked at slow and very slow speeds with a 3D printed AFO with no resistance (free hinge condition) and four levels of ankle dorsiflexion stiffness: 0.25 Nm/°, 1 Nm/°, 2 Nm/°, and 3.7 Nm/°.
To develop novel antimicrobial peptides with enhanced activities and specificity/therapeutic index, we designed several analogs (Buf III analogs) by substitutions of amino acids in the proline hinge region and two α-helices of buforin IIb, and examined their antimicrobial activity and mechanism of action.
Instead, Sergeant Pavone articulated the elbow hinge and pressed two fingers to Harvey's wrist, feeling for whatever widget was supposed to throb.
