The closing loop also has retracted from the nucleotide, although Glu284 and the O3 of the ribose ring in GMPPNP are at the same interacting distance as in active FtsY as the glutamate extends away from the backbone.
The attention to personal experiences and interactional history offers an insight into how people in the same interactional setting speak, act, and interact differently as well as interpret the situation differently (Spencer 1999).
This loss of confidence creates an energetic wave that is felt by everyone in the same room, interacting with you or listening to you speak.
Ms. Gaskell's latest photographs, her 12th series, have moved far from "Wonder," in which Alice, played by teenage identical twins, sometimes in the same frame, interacts with the camera in a carefree but uncomfortably uninhibited fashion.
This similarity may occur because patients in the same clusters interact with each other and receive care from the same practitioners.
To overcome this difficulty, Tong et al. [ 12] assumed that a protein complex corresponds to a dense subgraph since proteins in the same complex interact frequently among themselves, and similar discussion was also made in Ref. [ 13].
In contrast, two subunits of the same receptor interacting simultaneously with two different monomers are referred to as a "double protein activation process".
"The new campaign gives consumers an opportunity to interact with Smokey" in the same way they "interact with nature," she added, and "the tips on how to prevent wildfires are baked into the ads".
For Microsoft, it's a way to pull the software on which we rely from our smartphone screens into the room, a holographic conjuring act that, as the spokesperson puts it, enables us to "interact with them in the same way we interact with physical objects".
"Cryptonomicon" readers will find all those names familiar, not just the last two: "Quicksilver" serves as a prequel to the earlier novel, with the same families interacting in both books.
