Sentence examples for make intimate contact from inspiring English sources
These biomimetic dry adhesives work by using multi-scale compliant mechanisms to make intimate contact with different surfaces and adhere by using Van der Waals forces.
The officer must make intimate contact with the inmate, finding a vein for the chemicals and monitoring the inmate's vital signs throughout the process.
Upon contact with the substrate, the inked protrusions of the pattern of the stamp deform slightly to make intimate contact with the surface and facilitates diffusion from the stamp to the substrate [127, 135].
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The fitting system with the anatomy-shaped cup can make intimate contact with the neck cortex and reduce the bone-cup micromotion and the implant stress.
Inspection of the active site architecture suggested that the enantioselectivity derives from the local surface features that make intimate contact with the substrate diol.
With remodeling, we replaced a potentially immunodominant domain on the scaffold with a helix loop segment that made intimate contact to the protein core.
Dual immunofluorescence staining with the biotinylated lectin Sambucus nigra Agglutinin and the rabbit polyclonal anti-met-enkephalin or anti-serotonin, with parallel transmission electron microscopy, showed that ECs often made intimate contact with the mucous cells and epithelial MCs.
The structure of this complex implies a "conformational" selection by Q9 for peptide residues that optimally stabilize the large bulge rather than making intimate contact with the MHC pockets.
For the resurfacing and fitting systems, the inner cup makes intimate contact with the underlaid bones.
Analysis of two neighboring BDLP dimers shows that both the helical middle domain and GED run the full length of the extended molecule, making intimate contact with each other and, importantly, through a two-fold symmetry axis, making extensive contact in the neighboring molecule with their equivalent.
