Sentence examples for structure that covers from inspiring English sources

The Puck Building is a 9 story Romanesque Revival structure that covers 5 acres at the corner of Lafayette&Houston Streets.

There are other stirrings of life at 90 Church Street, a 15-story structure that covers an entire block immediately north of ground zero, after a slow recovery in which it lost a key tenant, the Legal Aid Society.

A single gyroid (SG) metamaterial is a chiral structure that covers constant mean curvature (CMC) domain around a 1s r s network [72, 73].

Once the product Man9GlcNAc2 is formed, a cascade of α1-6-mannosyltransferases acts to produce Man50-100GlcNAc2, a high mannose structure that covers the cell wall of wild-type yeast (Figure 2A).

This region does not have any structural counterpart in other structurally-characterized enzymes with the GT-A fold, and forms a large solvent exposed loop, external to the main core of the structure, that covers helix α9 and folds back into the nucleotide binding sub-domain inserting between helices α4b and α7.

In this study, there is a lid-like structure that covers the catalytic site on the catalytic domain, which suggests the inactive conformation of the enzyme.

Last summer, Balfour Beatty was awarded the contract to install a £41m cantilevered roof that will replace the existing fabric structure that covered just two thirds of the seats.

Chuck Prince, former Citi boss A lawyer by training, Prince had built Citi into the biggest bank in the world, with a sprawling structure that covered investment banking, high-street banking and wealthy management for the richest clients.

Furthermore, the lattice structure that covered majority of the limb area was observed to improve ventilation, thereby preventing the wearers from facing issues related to sweating.

He developed a mind-boggling route structure that covered the entire globe -- 85 countries in all.

The RB1CC1 mutant lost a large loop structure that covered the majority of both 5' seed and 3' complementary sites that had existed in the wild-type RNA.