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Notably, the crystal-packing in these structures is governed by C H⋯X (X = Cl, N) interactions, generating helical architectures.

In complex 1 adjacent 1D coordination polymers are further joined by C H⋯O hydrogen bonds and π⋯π interactions, generating a 3D supramolecular network.

Interestingly, the lattice H2O molecules are joined by strong hydrogen bond interactions generating a wavy water layer, which contacts the 2D network to form 3D supramolecular structure.

The H2O molecules are joined by strong H⋯O interactions generating a (H2O 10 decamer which are fused to form a wavy water layer.

However, it is shown that there exists a critical minimum gap, below which the power loss in the contact can abruptly increase due to asperity interactions, generating significantly increased operating temperatures.

Under these conditions, the negatively charged DNA interacts with the cationic surface of the Branched Amphiphilic Peptide Capsules (BAPCs) through numerous electrostatic interactions generating peptide-DNA complexes with sizes ranging from 50 to 250 nm.

However, the obvious interactions generate between the redundant actuators and other general electromagnetic actuators.

Generally, how chiral molecules and chiral molecular interactions generate chiral morphologies on larger scales remains to be a fundamental problem (Turing, 1952; Brown and Wolpert, 1990; Henley, 2012).

We investigated how gene-environment interactions generate the large difference in aforementioned measures between the general population and disease population.

The objects and figures that inhabit the arcades - gamblers, whores, mirrors, dust, wax figures - are to Benjamin emblems, and their interactions generate meanings, allegorical meanings that do not need the intrusion of theory.

First, the key to complexity is not more genes, but more combinations and interactions generated by fewer units of code -- and many of these interactions (as emergent properties, to use the technical jargon) must be explained at the level of their appearance, for they cannot be predicted from the separate underlying parts alone.