Sentence examples for interlock with a from inspiring English sources
The process involved chemically synthesizing a short strand of DNA or RNA that could precisely interlock with a sequence found in a natural virus, like one Lego block attached to another.
2. A LEGO brick from 1958 would still interlock with a LEGO brick made today.
Her impassioned words interlock with a jazz soundtrack sampled from Alice Coltrane and Sonny Sharrock.
The weight function material model resulted in smaller geometric interlock compared with the experiment, whereas, the extended-Voce model led to better prediction of experimental geometric interlock with an error of less than 5%.
This gene makes a protein that interlocks with a chemical called PTC (phenylthiocarbamide) and gives the taste sensation of bitterness.
And each is exquisitely adapted to its environment and interlocks with a legion of other species to form the ecosystems upon which our own lives ultimately depend.
He considered it a kind of self-portrait, showing his own hand, interlocked with a woman's, resting on a table next to an ashtray.
Primal, thumping cantatas like "Carmina Burana" have been interlocked with a made-up Nazi mythology of power, but Orff survives most vividly in his system to teach music to the very young.
"You just pop off the wood trim, unscrew the hinges and brass fittings, and pop the door right into the opening," he said, adding that the magnetic metal strip around the sides and top of the door, along with a metal strip on the bottom that interlocks with a metal lip on the sill, ensures that the door is air- and water-tight.
Then, perhaps the flip switched again, and Mr. Sanchez pointed to a laptop computer, and within seconds used it to display pictures of the big protest last weekend, beaming at a shot of himself at the front of the march wearing a white T-shirt with the slogan "Work and hope are not crimes," his arms interlocked with a state senator and rally organizer.
In both machines a curved eye-pointed needle moved in an arc as it carried the thread through the fabric, on the other side of which it interlocked with a second thread carried by a shuttle running back and forth on a track.
