GroEL comprises two heptameric rings, each of which encloses a large cavity that provides a folding chamber for protein substrates.
Jonathan Safran Foer would be a paradigmatic illustration of these converging tendencies, all of which enclose the ideal neoliberal subject within structures of reality that are familiar from the media landscape.
Male cones are terminal to twigs, or pedunculate, or sessile and axillary to leaves, or clustered at nodes, bear multiple pairs/whorls of bracts each of which enclose an axillary male reproductive unit.
It was in these petite paired spaces that Nunn scored one of his career highlights – a famous version of Macbeth with Judi Dench and Ian McKellen, created on a design budget of £250, which enclosed the action in a tiny chalk circle, bringing out the play's claustrophobic, unearthly danger (some of which is captured by a 1978 TV adaptation).
It was made from one or two pieces of soft leather, which enclosed the foot, with no added heel.
The docklands of the former port were renovated during the 1990s, with one of Europe's largest-ever waterfront developments, centring on the construction of a tidal barrage, which enclosed 490 acres (200 hectares) of water as a freshwater lake.
The most common form of restraint was metal shackles which enclosed the ankles and were attached to a tree or post (see figure 2).
On the Riviera di Levante, it is situated at the southeast end of the small promontory of Portofino, which encloses the Gulf of Rapallo on the west.
The fully three-dimensional figures usually have added attributes, including bird and animal forms; they often clutch frameworks of rods, which enclose them.
But the cobs had the teosinte variant of tga1, which encloses the kernels in those hard sheaths a sign that domestication was only partial.
