"When you steer a camera or a ground vehicle like a tank, you need to interact intimately with it," he said.
He interacts intimately only with Jose Palacios, his oldest servant ant, and Manuela Saenz, a woman he has openly loved and the only person he trusts to tell him the truth.
The other 20 40% of pectin (containing neutral sugar sidechains) was able to interact intimately with cellulose microfibrils at the point of assembly.
In addition, the potentiality is, furthermore, enhanced by its small size (12 90 nm) and high surface area to volume ratio which permits them to interact intimately with microbial membranes.
This rainforest influences the entire world's weather patterns and climate (Keller et al. 2004), interacting intimately with its carbon cycle both as a "sink" by taking in large amounts of CO2 through photosynthesis, but also as a "source" when, for example, its plants decay or burn.
In native sensory neurons, TRPA1 is likely part of a macromolecular complex where it may interact intimately with other transmembrane proteins.
Towards its N-terminus this helix interacts intimately with the two preceding TPR-like repeats, and towards its C-terminal end it contributes to the three helical bundle of the WH domain.
It has been shown in vivo that loss of PTM cells results in abnormal spermatogenesis (12), and 2 decades ago it was postulated that PTM cells might mediate androgenic control of spermatogenesis (13) as they interact intimately with SCs, for example, in laying down the basement membrane that surrounds the seminiferous tubules (14, 15).
At no point in history has such a large number of people interacted so intimately with anything.
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.
