Sentence examples for loose affinity from inspiring English sources
Both despite and because of such isolation, local artist networks coalesce occasionally into tight and efficient collectives like Huit Facettes in Dakar, more often as loose affinity groups of fellow art students and friends.
But fluency is also a function of familiarity, as grammar offers few clues as to the parts of speech that are not so much idioms as loose affinities.
(One quick remark: Rynasiewicz is probably right that the issues cannot be expressed in formally precise terms, but that does not mean that there are no looser philosophical affinities that shed useful light on the history).
Such proteins, for example glutamic acid-rich proteins (GARPs) in vertebrate rod photoreceptors, were suggested to be loose coils with low-affinity but high-capacity Ca2+ binding [39].
In other frauds, the affinity ties are looser, but investors are brought in by glowing recommendations from their friends.
Among the artists associated with the Mission School — a loose group working in San Francisco in the nineties who shared an affinity for old wood, streetscapes, and anything raw or unschooled — Kilgallen and McGee were the most visible and the most admired.
These findings argue against the hypotheses that binding affinity of TEIPP peptides might be lower than conventional ones and therefore looses competition with high affinity peptides in the ER, but rather, TEIPP peptides are underrepresented in the ER and under normal conditions a vast excess of TAP-pumped competing peptides is present in the ER and prevents TEIPP loading to MHC-I (Fig. 2).
The jazz bassist and bandleader Dave Holland has recorded with ECM records for more than 20 years, documenting everything from the loose, folkish 70's masterpiece "Conference of the Birds," to his collaborations with the saxophonist Steve Coleman and his growing affinity for odd-metered funk vamps, to his current project, a highly calibrated big band.
Cultural affinity supercharges communication.
