Sentence examples for interact along from inspiring English sources
Assuming anisotropic binding interactions where the oligomers strongly interact in the axial direction and weakly interact along their radial direction could explain the reduced solubility of the CFs relative to the precipitates and their large persistence length relative to the Debye length.
They thrive as the former when she evokes them in affecting expository passages, but they lapse into the latter when they interact along obvious lines.
As the lithospheric plates move across Earth's surface, driven by forces as yet not fully understood, they interact along their boundaries, diverging, converging, or slipping past each other.
These plates move relative to each other, typically at rates of 5 to 10 cm (2 to 4 inches) per year, and interact along their boundaries, where they converge, diverge, or slip past one another.
The plates interact along their margins, and these boundaries are classified into three general types on the basis of the relative motions of the adjacent plates: divergent, convergent, and transform (or strike-slip).
The social positioning of fieldworkers affects the linguistic practices of the people with whom they interact, along with the grammatical structure of speech produced in their presence or for their recording equipment.
HIV-1 experts were sent lists of interacting pairs along with the interaction keywords and the links to the articles reporting the interactions in NIAID.
Estampe et al. (2010) state that supply chain management creates value for companies, customers and stakeholders who are interacting along the supply chain.
These nanospheres are involved in controlling the enamel crystal habit [9], [10] by interacting along the c-axis of the growing crystallites to generate high-aspect crystallites [10] and bind them to one another [11].
These techniques revealed that the coiled-coil region of STIL forms an elongated structure and PLK-4 interacts along its entire length.
An important facet of human experience is our ability to break down what we observe and interact with, along characteristic lines.
