During the sentence construction process, we found that many verbs with CH carried hand-shape specificity more inherently in their semantics without the contextual restriction (e.g., the verb to wield or to hammer does not require the direct object to comprehend the CH of the action).
But the trick of the light is all there in this little painting: the way de La Tour's light brings out the shape and specificity of physical forms yet at the same time may dissolve them, making strange apparitions of reality.
A dumbbell shape provides specificity, with the waist at constricting foramina (Fig. 8).
Four easily mutative positions are found in the α2-β2 groove: Asn26 and Ile27 in β2, Ala76 and Ala78 in α2 (1BE9 numbering), which determine the ligand binding affinity and control the peptide shape and specificity.
Antagonistic interactions (conflict) occurring between different combinations of host and mutualist genotypes, or between genetically different strains of the same mutualist species, may affect and shape the specificity in host-symbiont pairings [8] [14].
The structural heterogeneity found in the sperm head suggests an association between its inner composition, shape and specificity of function.
The regulation of gene expression is an important mechanism, which controls cellular processes and it is conceivable that the functional transcripts resulted from a controllable transcription and posttranscriptional processes may shape the specificity at genotype/haplotype level.
Although the pattern of output from locomotor networks can be influenced by MN position and identity, whether MNs exert an instructive role in shaping synaptic specificity within the spinal cord is unclear.
We test whether altered placental shape improves the specificity of histopathology diagnoses of maternal uteroplacental and fetoplacental vascular pathology for clinical outcomes.
Trp348, which helps confer the physical shape of the specificity pocket, was only conserved in caspase-3/7-3 and caspase-8.
