Sentence examples for intertwined structure from inspiring English sources

Notably, the intertwined structure of the cellulose matrix in the filter paper is taken advantage of to serve as a self-template, allowing the formation of the desired fibrous, nanoporous carbon electrocatalysts.

Upon removal of the residual amorphous carbon matrix, long chains of the graphitic nanoshells exhibited a three-dimensionally intertwined structure, while transmission SEM showed that the interior of the shells is empty.

It is unknown how the highly intertwined structure of 60S large ribosomal subunits is established.

The deposits had a tubular morphology with an intertwined structure (Fig. 5c).

The cryo-tomo result is consistent with our observation of the isolated RNPs, most of which are supercoiled into a compact intertwined structure.

Network structure and individual agency are intertwined: structure determines actions, which subsequently shape the structure (Bourdieu 1977; Gulati and Gargiulo 1999).

Amabilino, D. B. & Stoddart, J. F. Interlocked and intertwined structures and superstructures.

In both tetrameric trypanosomatid aldolases, the PTS2s from two different subunits form two closely intertwined structures.

A sandwich-weaved sample with a three-dimensional intertwined lattice structure core was found to be best.

a, When two membrane-bound components, shown here as a vesicle and the membrane of an organelle, start to undergo fusion, the components dock with each other, and their SNARE membrane proteins form an intertwined zippered structure known as a trans-SNARE complex.

N. crassa hyphae contain incomplete cross-walls (septa) that delineate cell compartments but still allow flow of organelles and cytoplasmic materials throughout the intertwined hyphal structure (mycelium).