A1 Electronic Call to Arms in China E-mail, text messaging and instant online messaging were used to help inflame public opinion and served as organizing tools for anti-Japanese protesters in China.
When an ecological orientation is included, integration and coordination serve as organizing principles.
If gay apps fill a gap in the LGBTQ community, it seems natural that virtual queer spaces could also assume a political tenor similar to gay bars, which served as organizing spaces for activists in the heyday of queer liberation.
Proteins carrying natively unstructured or disordered domains, such as the human transcriptional regulator p53, are often at the center of large signaling networks, and serve as organizing scaffolds for protein complexes [ 65, 66].
An array of contemporary Chinese-Americans -- storekeepers, detectives, lawyers and authors -- explain how the traditional associations and tongs, complex units of Chinese community life, served as organized touchstones for their ancestors and themselves.
This approach recognizes that protein subdomains or protein secondary structures are often present at interfaces and serve as organized scaffolds for the presentation of side chain groups that engage the partner protein(s).
A world away from the socially ambitious Gatsby-esque residences for which Old Westbury has been known since the early 20th century, the house presented a blank white wall to the world, floor-to-ceiling glass windows facing Long Island Sound, a circular glassed-in dining room and an art gallery corridor serving as an organizing spine along the entrance facade of the one-story house.
The "movement" cropped up in the 1970s as a reaction to the rise of women's activism, and has since accomplished little beyond serving as an organizing space for misogyny. .
We propose the following as possible ways that these processes may interact: The initial position of some TSSs may be set by DNA-binding factors that serve as recruitment sites for RNA polymerase, with the initial pre-polymerase complex or the resulting polymerase-containing complex serving as an organizing boundary for subsequent nucleosome deposition.
