Sentence examples for hinges between the from inspiring English sources

Their goal is not only to build a more positive image of the Middle East at a time when anti-Islamic sentiment continues to build across Europe and the United States, but also to create a kind of latter-day Silk Road, one on which their countries are powerful cultural and economic hinges between the West and rising powers like India and China.

The "traditional" classification was defined in 1869; two further approaches were established in the 1990s: In the "traditional" classification, the Articulata have toothed hinges between the valves, while the hinges of the Inarticulata are held together only by muscles.

Indeed, EM studies have indicated large motions about hinges between the modules, opening the compact structure of free Mediator for wrapping around pol II in the holoenzyme (Asturias et al., 1999; Davis et al., 2002).

Although it was thought that the hinges between these elements are flexible enough to allow vesicles of various sizes to form3,4, little was known about how vesicle size is controlled.

The $30 million, 41,000-square-foot project on 44th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues -- whose modern design caused arguments inside and outside clubhouse walls -- is now a glassy hinge between the club's own venerable red brick neo-Georgian McKim Mead & White building to the east and the Beaux-Arts limestone New York Yacht Club designed by by Warren & Wetmore to the west.

A menu from the early 90s shows dishes carefully hinged between the luxurious and the rustic.

The ATP binding site is a narrow channel located at the hinge between the domains.

It was a season that "was the hinge between the old Princeton and the new Princeton," remembers Marc Lackritz '68, who had been president of the Undergraduate Assembly.

Reagan's childhood passed in the loin of the continent, the grand hinge between the industrial core of the Great Lakes and the agricultural heartland.

As envisioned by Hearst, it was intended as a hinge between the Broadway theater district and a new cultural center, anchored by the Metropolitan Opera House, then planned for Columbus Circle.

In all states, the EF loop was found to be exceptionally labile to pressure, suggesting a functional role as a semi-flexible hinge between the adjacent helices.