Sentence examples for playing the assembly from inspiring English sources

I'm playing the Assembly Rooms in the Ballroom.

Instead, Mr Ramaphosa - a qualified lawyer - became an MP and chairman of the constitutional assembly, playing the lead role in drafting South Africa's post-apartheid constitution, one of the most liberal in the world.

And what is the role that the molecular mechanisms described above (gene elongation, duplication, and/or fusion) played in the assembly of metabolic routes?

This experiment excluded the bound RNA as an essential element for maintaining the NLC structure but still cannot define the role it played in the assembly process of NLC particles.

Hence, we wanted to determine what role non-specific charge interactions among the partially denatured monomers played during the assembly of amyloid fibrils.

The MSL complex offers the advantage that its core is made up of only five proteins and an RNA component, facilitating the task of describing in greater detail the associations of these components and the role that these associations play in the assembly, targeting and function of the complex.

I only ever marched once, but I did play the flute in assembly at school once and I remember that the girls liked that.

Both the higher interfacial concentration of formic acid and the buffer effect of citrate solution play the key roles in the assembly.

This uniform salary schedule was conceived a century ago, when schools were thought of as factories where teachers played the role of interchangeable assembly line workers.

We may hypothesise that ad hoc allocated local neuronal assemblies play the rôle of the 'accumulators', whereas the equilibrium state maintained by intra-assembly self-excitation corresponds to the 'empty' accumulator, and a temporary input from an extraneous source corresponds to the 'inflow' increasing the overall excitatory state of the assembly.

Future studies are needed to elucidate the role that legionaminic acid plays in the assembly of these virulence factors and in bacterial pathogenicity.