In contrast, the other two are non-native oligomers in which the native dimer interface and the electrostatic loop mediate the formation of aberrant intermolecular interactions.
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Among his reference points for "Time Regained" were Edward Curtis's sepia-toned, early-20th-century portraits of Native Americans, in which grandeur combines with the threat of extinction.
He cites the potlatch rituals of Northwest Native Americans, in which leading members of the tribe both affirmed and atoned for their standing by spectacularly splurging their wealth.
Ms Brick, an effervescent blond 41-year-old better known in the village as the carpenter's wife, Mme Rubinat, had written an article published in her native Britain in which she claimed other women hated her for being "too pretty".
Wilson recalls the infamous launch of Red Bull in their native Leeds, in which enough empty cans of the energy drink were discarded around the city centre to pique local interest.
Nine-year-old Joshua was taking part in a class exercise at his primary school, in Moore's native Northamptonshire, in which pupils were asked to write a letter to their favourite author.
There is, he suggests in an aside, one native species in which he takes a peculiar interest; in fact, he says, he keeps a number of fine examples in his fridge.
Inspired by a love affair with his adopted home, Iceland, and its native tongue, in which he speaks on much of the album, the singer has found a retreat in the country's otherworldly landscape.
Some bounties were paid for any person of a stated native nation, in which case a captive, dead body, or scalp with hair or ears or other cultural identifier would suffice.
