Sentence examples for in the inward from inspiring English sources

Depending on the size of the smoothing radius and on whether morphing is allowed only in the inward direction or both inwards and outwards, different pressure drop reductions between 2% and 20% are achieved.

Trust in the Inward Light is the distinctive theme of Quakerism.

Quietism is endemic within Quakerism and emerges whenever trust in the Inward Light is stressed to the exclusion of everything else.

For a century trust in the Inward Light inhibited the foundation of colleges (though in the 19th century American Friends founded colleges like Earlham, Haverford, and Swarthmore; and individual Friends founded Bryn Mawr College, Cornell University, and Johns Hopkins University).

Thus, this Arginine was proposed to flip between these conformations during GTP hydrolysis: it might facilitate GTPase dimer formation in the outward position and act as an Arg-finger in the inward position.

According to Quaker philosophy, the spirit of Christ is "in the inward parts", it is "the Law of God written in the heart" or the "Candle of the Lord in you" (Fell 1710, 35, 49).

Both of these structures were captured in the inward-facing conformation, albeit under different crystallization conditions.

B GLUT1 structure in the inward-facing state (PDB ID: 4PYP).

During most of the second phase, starting sometime in the 1930s and 1940s, Argentine policies had an explicit anti-agricultural bias rooted in the inward-development strategy and the import substitution industrialization.

The increased solvent accessibility at these two positions in Tyt1 was attributed to the rearrangement in TMs1a and 6b in the inward-facing conformation [28].

TM3 residues F1553.49, I1593.53 and W1623.56 are in direct contact with the ligand in the inward-facing conformation and alter the nearby TM packing, so that TM4 moves toward TM3, and TM8 tilts outward to TMs3 and 4 (Figure 5A).