Sentence examples for modes of attachment from inspiring English sources

Subsequent developments have suggested various modes of attachment of the adsorbed and adsorbing species.

As indicated above, it is well established that the heterotetramer displays multiple modes of attachment to membrane-apposed clathrin.

The article focusses mainly on twining plants, but also considers cases from plants having the other two 'active' modes of attachment: tendrils and adhesive roots (Darwin 1875; Isnard and Silk 2009).

The rationale behind the economics of prey choice for predators may be applied to climbing plants, with prey ≈ support, particularly focussing on the different modes of attachment (Putz and Chai 1987; Carsten et al. 2002; Llorens and Leishman 2008; Carrasco-Urra and Gianoli 2009).

Umbilicaria, called the common rock tripe, differs from other foliose forms in its mode of attachment in that its platelike thallus attaches at the centre to a rock surface.

Here we describe bispidine as a scaffold for inducing open turn-like and beta sheet conformations on the attached peptides depending on the mode of attachment of peptides to the scaffold.

Analyzing the mode of attachment at the interface of the metal oxide and functional group may help in the development of improved functional materials.

A central issue in the use of ballistic fabric shielding is the mode of attachment to the structure that it is intended to protect.

That is, this self-binding traps the Zen practitioner into a mode of attachment that is the source of suffering and, consequently, disrupts the sense of embodied freedom it cherishes.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 a Mode of attachment of β-CD CA with cellulose b Comparative FTIR spectra of control and β-CD CA treated cotton c TGA of control and β-CD CA treated cotton.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 a Mode of attachment of MCT β-CD on cotton; b FTIR of MCT β-CD, control & cotton treated with MCT β-CD Open image in new window Fig. 2 a TGA of MCT β-CD; b 1HNMR spectra of MCT β-CD.