Sentence examples for strand in which from inspiring English sources
The strand in which Elisa tries to apply theoretical science to her situation is mind-expanding and poignantly funny.
As the article said, there is one community called the Strand in which houses sell for $11 million to $25 million.
That short piece is part of the festival strand in which five choreographers have been commissioned to respond to five different art works on permanent show in Venice.
Nevinson had used these lines before the war, for example in the drawing titled "The Strand," in which the force lines are spotlights turned on the crowd in London's exuberant theater district.
During the biosynthesis of DNA, the two strands unwind, and each serves as a template for the synthesis of a new, complementary strand, in which the bases pair in exactly the same manner as occurred in the parent double helix.
The BBC has also commissioned a number of new iPlayer drama shorts and three new episodes of its Private View strand, in which Tinie Tempah will preview a new Alexander McQueen exhibition at the V&A and Abbey Clancy will go behind the scenes at London fashion week.
If addiction is the poem's subtext, it helps explain the oddly un-theological plot-strand, in which Death and Life-in-Death throw dice on the spectral ship to decide the fates of the Mariner and his crew.
For about 14 years, Mr. Ackerman, 41, has been working in the world of adhesive strips and wire strands in which the play is set.
The amyloid fibres would then act as surfaces on which RNA molecules could grow.Crucially, RNA forming on a fibre this way would grow as double strands, like the DNA in a cell nucleus, rather than as the single strands in which the molecule normally comes.
This study demonstrates the ability of T4 DNA ligase to capture RNA strands in which a tethered monodeoxynucleoside has acquired a 5' phosphate.
In any case, the β-signal region of MBOMPs, for the most part including the "x" positions as well, has a dyad periodicity of hydrophobic residues, and is devoid of the secondary structure breaker proline; as would be expected for a β-strand in which one side faces the membrane and the other an aqueous pore [ 42].
