Sentence examples for recurring secondary from inspiring English sources

And this was true also of these three, although much industry was devoted by me, as I wrote the second two, to "linking" them and creating an illusion of chronological sequence, of a developing (ie ageing) main character, with a cohort of recurring secondary characters, recurring landscapes, historical events and more.

The only male who rises to something close to a hero is a recurring secondary character, Skink — an ex-governor of Florida, a sort of Lawton Chiles with survivalist training, who has been so sickened by corruption and exploitation that he has become an Everglades guerrilla, leading a clandestine movement against the polluters and greed merchants.

Because the space of folded protein structures is highly degenerate, with recurring secondary and tertiary motifs, methods for representing protein structure in terms of collective physically relevant coordinates are of great interest.

Applying similar protocols to examine the extent to which structural overlaps occur between different fold groups, it appears this effect is confined to just a few architectures and is largely due to small, recurring super-secondary motifs (e.g., αβ-motifs, α-hairpins).

Participants described recurring concerns about secondary organic causes for headache, like a brain tumour.

In greater than 65% of secondary GBM (recurring) cases tumors present with p53 mutations [ 24].

Rosa et al. [ 4] studied 20 eyes of 10 patients with Val30Met mutation and detected some major changes: dry eye (20%); vitreous opacities (20%), existing after transplantation and in some cases recurring after posterior vitrectomy; secondary glaucoma (20%); corneal nerve hyperplasia in 2 patients (20%); and pupillary abnormalities (10%).

Characters: One for each major, secondary, and recurring minor characters as well as another for a "master character list".

Sequence-based predictions of secondary structure revealed recurring regions of helicity in tracts of the repeating sequence from diverse sources (data not shown), a feature also described in the prototype LppQ and LppC proteins of Mmm SC [ 15, 16].

A detailed index was articulated based on the recurring themes comprising the main and secondary categories and allowed for the refinement of the data.

The recurring rumen tympany observed was considered to be secondary to esophageal compression and ructus impairment by the cyst.