Sentence examples for in a circular form from inspiring English sources
Mr. Strzhalkovsky held the shares he was acquiring with the company's proceeds in a subsidiary, in a circular form of ownership not uncommon in Russian corporations.
The DNA of phage λ can also exist in a circular form (as described in the section Site-specific recombination) that is able to integrate into the circular genome of the host bacterial cell.
and become second-order suprasegmental states arranged in a circular form. is a second-order suprasegmental state which is composed of and.
This figure consists of six first-order acoustic hidden Markov states: arranged in a circular form. is a first-order suprasegmental state consisting of,, and. is a first-order suprasegmental state composing of,, and.
The suprasegmental states: and are arranged in a circular form. is a first-order suprasegmental state which is made up of and. Figure 2 Basic structure of CSPHMM1s obtained from CHMM1s.
Prior to the accidental experimental discovery of a few scrambled transcripts with low abundances from the DCC gene in the human cell line (Nigro et al., 1991), a study using an electron microscope had already reported that RNA could be present in a circular form in the eukaryotic cell cytoplasm ten years ago (Hsu and Coca-Prados, 1979).
Since search engines entered the world - and replaced what formerly was known as research or enquiry - interviews have become a circular form in which almost every interviewer asks the same questions as every previous interviewer, so that the previous interview he's found online remains ever more on top of your Google listing, and every future interview is ever more in debt to it.
The trace of the analytic IMF in the complex plane has a circular form, with each IMF having its own rotation frequency.
The simulation shows that an RNA chromosome can spread (increase in quantity and be sustained) in the system when it adopts a circular form and its linear "transcripts" (corresponding to the "sense strand") is readily broken at the sites between genes.
Alternate slices of peaches and apples in a circular pattern to form the petals of flowers.
