Sentence examples for strands of order from inspiring English sources
As I watched Khalilzad at work, he seemed less a diplomat than a chaos theorist, looking for strands of order in disorder.
Occasionally they march through the city in camouflage uniforms with white epaulets, a random strand of order in a city more prone to its opposite.
Take your time and go over each letter with a few strands of thread, in order for it to be bold and to stand out.
Leading strands of oriented and ordered scaffolds in the left and the right replichores were used for this analysis.
We checked the coordinates of putative chimeras on the pig genome and found that the exons of most intra-strand chimeras were out of order compared with those found in the genome.
They were separately complementary with two strands of target dsDNA in order to prevent the reannealing of the two separate strands from target dsDNA.
This paper draws these strands of literature together in order to develop a discursive approach that investigates the process by which actors use language to build or erode the legitimacy of socio-technical innovations and their niches within transition episodes.
Unfortunately, the lavatories on many stranded aircraft are often out of order or too foul-smelling to use.
In addition, the SPR binding results revealed that the presence of adduct in the stacked conformation decreases the binding affinity of the complementary strands in the order of unmodified > FABP > FAF and G*C A > G*C T. Full-length primer extensions across the modified templates were significantly faster in the G*C A sequence, which commonly adopted the B-conformation.
The current genomic organization seen in mammals and birds is such that α and β hemoglobin gene clusters are located on different chromosomes and transcribed from the same strand in order of temporal expression [ 8, 9].
WASHINGTON, D.C.--Thanks to advances in synthetic genomics, an aspiring bioterrorist could turn a harmless virus into a deadly strain or make a killer bug from scratch by ordering some strands of DNA.
