Channel 2 in 3 M has similar dog-leg geometry and pocket dimensions to 3 P, but the imperfect mX fit is signaled by a guest ring hydrogen clashing with the channel surface and the guest positional disorder over two sites, in contrast to the single well-matched site occupied by pX.
The MGM Grand casino, which closed during the blackout for the first time since its July 1999 opening, had its 2,692 slot machines back on by 8 a.m., their bells ringing like clashing xylophones.
When the world around you is ringing with clashing swords, cataclysmic love affairs, swashbuckling detectives — when you are moving at warp speed through entertaining realms — the right book becomes your ticket to travel, and your plane ticket only feeds the fantasy that you are making progress through this world.
James Blood Ulmer, the guitarist who seemed such exciting news for jazz when he arrived in the mid-1970's, has been making blues records lately; his unusual, slashing technique, letting a lot of open strings ring and clash, can work a spell in a club.
The model was generated in the same manner as A. Note that the methylpyrrole ring (green) will clash with the hCNT1 nucleo-pocket if it maintains the nucleoside-binding mode observed in the vcCNT structure.
There's another way of getting the candidates to clash — boxing ring, courtroom, all at once.
Each fight begins with the announcement of "Prepare to die!", and metallic sounding thuds and clangs ring out as swords clash against each other.
However, most classic clocks have bells attached to the top that clash or ring until you turn it off.
A fast-paced historical novel ringing with the clash of ideas, set in the Danish court in the 1770's, when the young King Christian VII was dominated by his German physician, a fan of the French Enlightenment who tried to transform Denmark into a land of liberty, equality and fraternity; by a veteran Swedish novelist and playwright.
