Sentence examples for reciprocal contact from inspiring English sources

Contact forces, which are induced due to a reciprocal contact between the conveyor belt and forming idler rolls during a current operation of the pipe conveyors, are influencing the operational characteristics of these conveyors significantly.

Consistent with this observation, previous data in the literature indicate that the brain inflammatory response is relevant for stem cell survival and action [3], [8], [32].Our data also show other aspects of the complex interaction between NC and microglia/macrophages that appear to be engaged in a close physical reciprocal contact.

This broad definition is also applicable to the transfer of information between the social insurance physician and the claimant, i.e. the behavioural process of reciprocal contact between social insurance physician and claimant during their face-to-face assessment interview, aimed at (verbal and non-verbal) continuous, dynamic, two-directional information exchange.

NK1 crystallises as a head-to-tail dimer with an extensive inter-protomeric interface resulting from contacts between the two short interdomain linkers and reciprocal contacts between the N and K1 domains.

A novel finding derived from the analysis of this phenotype is that the sprouting vessels lack the capacity to establish successful reciprocal contacts and subsequent fusion.

To ensure that there was no overlap recorded by loggers in a triad, the reciprocal contacts were compressed using the same method as Patison et al. (2010b) and Hamede et al. (2009).

IN cells are named based on their position (anterior-left etc).. IN cells are defined as a separate group based on their unique connectivity patterns, including strong input from photoreceptors and strong reciprocal contacts between the crosswise cells.

Domain D2 is connected by a long loop from amino acids 428-471 thethioredoxinoxin domain D3, which, although of unknown function in FPMOs, is involved in many reciprocal contacts with the helix-turn-helix-turn-helix region 325 427 in domain D2 of the neighbouring monomer.

Recent structures of ETV1 (PDB code 4AVP) and FEV (PDB code 2YPR Ets domains reveal a further significant dimeric interface (C.D.O. Cooper, J.A. Newman, C.K. Allerston and O. Gileadi, unpublished work), with reciprocal contacts involving H1, H4 and the β1-β2 loop burying >700 Å.

All pairs with an established inhibitory connection were tested for a reciprocal excitatory contact.

In contrast, the SRP-SRα paired GTPases engage the two monomers in an anti-parallel orientation with the two nucleotides in reciprocal atomic contact [ 20, 21].