Intermolecular restraints (red in Figure 3) can represent lateral contacts between two molecules if all β-sheets form a planar arrangement with the β strands running perpendicular to the fibril axis, or stagger contacts if one monomer extends across two planes.[ 8, 30] Manual structure calculations resulted exclusively in all-lateral solutions.
The Liberal Democrats belatedly made an end to public sector pay restraint a "red line" for any negotiations on a renewed coalition, a move that may garner a few extra votes in their key marginals, but in most respects the cuts have been a dog that hasn't barked.
The Mediterranean diet exalts olive oil, recommends restraint around red meat and makes ample allowance for pasta, which Michael Romano, the executive chef at the Union Square Cafe in Manhattan, described as a safe harbor in a confused culinary universe with "layers of mad cow disease and crazy chicken disease".
Think red satin restraints, velvet, red candle wax, red lingerie and red satin sheets if you are not using a coffin.
Check and make sure the restraints are in proper location with the blue at the middle of the bed where a patient arms will rest and the red colored restraints at the foot of the bed where the legs will be.
The dog is strapped down by a red leash, but the restraint hardly seems necessary; she looks like she could fall asleep at any moment.
Don't expect St.-Émilion-like restraint and finesse in this unfiltered North Fork red, made by Russell Hearn.
In the case of the animals on the inverse light cycle, handling, weighing and restraint stress procedures were conducted under dim red light in order to avoid disruption of the light dark cycle.
He handled the red-shirt chaos with firm restraint.
All behavioral training was conducted using a custom head-restraint system (Old School Industries, CO, USA) in a red acrylic box.
