Sentence examples for native position from inspiring English sources

She is induced to take part in a drum-heavy rite with Frisbee, in which the two exchange "the mating call" while he gets her to adopt "the native position" and to exert "the diaphragmatic pressure so necessary to the primitive sound"—a series of rhythmic erotic grunts that, of course, achieve the desired effect and set the plot in motion.

It also gave rise to the greatest comic set piece of Hawks's great career, a sixteen-minute poker-faced musical romp through cultural politics, starting with Brahms's Clarinet Quintet and moving to a ribald anthropological sendup — a "Polynesian love chant" in which Professor Frisbee (Kaye) dances with his old-maid benefactor in "the native position".

We present a technique that preserves the pulmonary artery architecture, keeping the pulmonary arteries in their native position.

Collectively, our findings show that the native position of both the N-and C-termini is important for the precise structural architecture of myoglobin.

We engineered a disulfide bond to lock the hinge in its native position to determine the energetic contributions of the initial and final conformational events.

Rapid folding of the F helix stabilizes the central core of the misfolded intermediate and inhibits translocation of the H helix back to its native position, thereby decreasing the overall folding rate.

Despite huge efforts to optimize them, the force fields currently used are still not able, in a vast majority of cases, to bring an approximate, homology-based model of protein structure (whose atoms usually deviate by only 1.5 – 3 Å from their native positions) closer to its native conformation [18 22].

The native positioning of the left and right-sided fetuses was photodocumented prior to removal.

In Figure 2, we split the H-atoms added by each algorithm to all structures in our test sets into two categories: those having a small deviation (distance≤0.2 Å) and those having a large deviation (distance>0.2 Å) from their respective native positions.

In eight out of the 11 test cases, the best scoring structure correctly predicts the positions and orientations of all its components with RMS errors from the native structures ranging between 1.6 Å and 5.9 Å and corresponding average component placement score ranging from 0.6 Å to 5.6 Å for the shifts and 2.9○ to 16.2○ for the angles of the components relative to the native positions (Table 1).

Levin's and Blackiston's findings are important because they demonstrate for the first time that animals can learn from sensory information provided by an organ transplanted to a non-native position, says Karen Echeverri, a developmental biologist at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, who primarily studies limb regeneration in salamanders.