Sentence examples for in deconstruction of from inspiring English sources

These results show promise for use of minicellulosomes both as tools for exploring cooperative enzyme interactions in deconstruction of cellulosic materials and as eventual practical catalysts in biomass conversion processes.

He maps out an editorial programme, declining, admirably, to join the left academy in deconstructions of pop culture, but instead signalling an openness to the little known, to the obscure and to analysis which looks beneath the swirl of current events.

Throughout his career Mr. van Hove has made it his business to find the scared and hungry animals within seemingly civilized (and often titanic) characters in deconstructions of plays like Tennessee Williams's "Streetcar Named Desire," Eugene O'Neill's "More Stately Mansions" and Molière's "Misanthrope" (all produced at the New York Theater Workshop).

The series was a tongue-in-cheek deconstruction of organised religion, and featured his first overtly homosexual character: a lesbian vicar portrayed by Sue Holderness, who came out of the closet in a two-hander episode with Carole Nimmons.

This study provides a substantially expanded catalogue of enzymes that participate in the deconstruction of plant cellulosic biomass in Indian cattle rumen, which provides an opportunity to improve ruminant nutrition and also to develop proficient fermentation systems for bioconversion of plant biomass into biofuels.

Auxiliary activity (AA) CAZymes are enzymes with redox activity that participate in conjunction with other enzymes in the deconstruction of lignocellulosic material [ 46].

However, recent progress in the field has widened the view on the enzymatic factors involved in the deconstruction of cellulose and how these enzymes work in concert.

"It was so profound that women would choose to get together in a women-only environment to support themselves in the deconstruction of the patriarchy that told them that they need to be silent, that their presence was only validated in the presence of a man and that their creative gifts were not important on this planet," Penagos said.

For example, in Roa Bastos's I, The Supreme, the novel revolves around a central theme of language and the power inherent in all of its forms, a power that is often only present in the deconstruction of communication.

The novel revolves around a central theme of language written and spoken, truth and myth and the power inherent in all of its forms, a power that is often only present in the deconstruction of communication.

And it is in the deconstruction of these ideals that she is at her most vital.