Sentence examples for interact more intimately from inspiring English sources
This is partly because of the show's technical wit: Maslany will play a scene as one clone, then another, and, when these two (or even three) takes are digitally merged, she appears to interact more intimately than was possible in older "twin" films, shoving herself against a wall or placing Sarah's hand on Alison's knee.
Molecular ions interact more intimately with the inner walls of the channel and are selected by their 3-dimensional structure, not merely by their size and charge.
To date, very little is known about how these proteins incorporate into the spliceosome, and our data suggest that at this stage of the spliceosome some NTC components interact more intimately with this core lariat-intron complex than with other NTC members.
Ni added by CVD interacted more intimately with MoS2 than Ni added by impregnation because CVD allowed selective deposition of Ni on the MoS2 edge sites.
This indicates that the LBD interacts strongly with the membrane proximal region of Ex1, whereas the NTD binds more intimately to the Ex1 segment that surrounds the double cysteine motif (CC67, CC68).
The Brf2 C-terminal cyclin repeat interacts with the major groove upstream of the TATA-box, similarly to TFIIB albeit more intimately (Lagrange et al., 1998, Tsai and Sigler, 2000).
We can know it more intimately.
feels wilder and darker, more intimately tied to personal demons.
Or maybe they do – and more intimately than she realises.
Searching is ever more intimately related to thinking.
