Sentence examples for interlock into from inspiring English sources

This murder along with the previous homicide, the robbery and a couple of fishy suicides interlock into one big puzzle that's eventually solved in a satisfying way.

Within a single-chain bundle, two adjacent helices with opposite handedness can interlock into double helices with higher density, and urge each other extending to entire stem during moving along opposite directions with the help of chain slipping, resulting in ordered arrangement of helical stems.

RF-TVA consistently showed a well-identified focal area of PMMA with an extensive peripheral zone of PMMA interdigitation, providing mechanical interlock into the adjacent intact trabecular matrix.

Following serial sectioning and prior to PMMA dissolution, specimens subjected to RF-TVA consistently showed a well-identified focal area of PMMA with an extensive peripheral zone of PMMA interdigitation and mechanical interlock into the adjacent trabecular matrix.

"It's just like a Chinese puzzle where one space interlocks into another," said Robert Esnard, president, of the development company.

In the subsequent laser joining process, the plastic is molten and interlocked into the microstructures after curing.

Other possible shapes of three-dimensional elements interlocked into a monolayer and the principles of their generation are discussed.

The rupture of most samples at 0 week was the unbuttoning: the rivet, interlocked into the bottom sheet, is pulled out during the tensile test.

The methodology is applied to damage accumulation in the early life of hip replacements where a metal prosthesis is interlocked into the bone using polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA).

In addition, skinless microporous membranes were prepared by precipitation of the dope solutions in a 1-octanol bath, in which precipitation occurred slowly and the formed membrane was composed of "sheaf-like" crystallites that interlocked into a homogeneous bi-continuous network.

Their mitochondrial DNA, termed kinetoplast (k) DNA, is composed of dozens of maxicircles and thousands of minicircles, mutually interlocked into a single giant network (Liu et al. 2005).