Sentence examples for strands wound from inspiring English sources

In 1953 James Watson and Francis Crick determined that the structure of DNA is a double-helix polymer, a spiral consisting of two DNA strands wound around each other.

We have developed a family of supramolecules which consist of four organic strands wound around central metal ions to form structures termed helicates, molecules which mimic naturally occurring helices.

The anticalin scaffold adopts a conserved β-barrel structure consisting of eight anti-parallel β-strands wound around a central axis and contains 160 180 amino acids (Fig. 1B).

Take the longest tzitzit strand and wound around the remaining seven ends to make a double knot.

It's Hook's progress through the Belfast night that gives this drama its heft; a kind of reverse image of Odd Man Out, the 1947 James Mason thriller about an IRA gunman stranded and wounded in the same city.

When we last saw the doctors at Seattle Grace in the shocking "Grey's Anatomy Seasonn 8 finale, Mark Eric Danee), Meredith (Ellen Pompeo, Derek Patrick Dempsey, Christina Sandra Ohandh) Arizonazona (Jessica Capshaw) were in a terrible state after a plane crash killed Lexie (Chyler Leigh) and left the others stranded and wounded in the woods.

In contrast with previous models that consider the effective response of wound strands, the present model fully considers the double-helix configuration of individual wires within the wound strand.

While our crew sits in luxury and Ophelia nurses her gunshot wound, Strand has a plan: he's going to escape on his boat, which is waiting right off the coast.

On one of them, a mine detonated while he was carrying a wounded marine, killing another member of the stranded platoon and wounding three other men.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

Skin lesions can be minor to disfiguring and associated with fibrous material either in strands or balls of wound-up fibers.