Sentence examples for interactions of the large from inspiring English sources

However, such studies emphasize the organizational relationship between components rather than the components themselves, an important focus in the emerging age of "proteomics" in which, in the post human genome era, the complex, functional interactions of the large array of cellular proteins is being studied (Kumar & Snyder 2002).

Given the evidence for a single collective conformational transition underlying these resonance doublings as discussed below, the dynamic coupling between the 80′s loop and the α-helix may in part be mediated by the interactions of the large indole ring of Trp at the base of the active-site cleft.

The secondary bonding interactions of the larger chalcogens, selenium and tellurium, can create organic solvent-holding acetylene nanotubes.

The pairing of two axisymmetric co-rotating vortex rings is considered as a model problem for the interaction of the large scale structures in round jets.

Interaction of the large nucleation and tiny patches, which may rupture as a side-effect of the acceleration of the large nucleation, would cause clustered foreshocks as observed for some earthquakes (Ohnaka 1993;Shibazaki and Matsu'ura 1995).

It is believed that the first sound field is generated by the interaction of the large turbulence structures and the shock cells in the outer shear layer of the dual stream jet.

Previous studies on single stream supersonic jets reveal that broadband shock-cell noise from these jets is generated by the interaction of the large turbulence structures and the shock cells in the jet plume as the former propagate downstream through the latter.

Dunham felt that the central mystery in the series the murder of schoolgirl Laura Palmer was simply a "MacGuffin" to compel what he saw as the real focus, the interaction of the large ensemble cast.

The interaction of the large moons with the co-rotational flow is similar to the interaction of the solar wind with the non-magnetized planets like Venus, although the co-rotational speed is usually subsonic (the speeds vary from 74 to 328 km/s), which prevents the formation of a bow shock.

We determined that Sjc23 could bind human non-immune IgG and the binding was through the interaction of the large extra-cellular domain (LED) of Sjc23 (named Sjc23-LED) with the Fc domain of human IgG.

The new path loss model proposed in this paper takes into consideration the interaction of the large-scale path loss as well as the small-scale fading.