Sentence examples for structure that encloses from inspiring English sources

This arrangement produces a semirigid "I-beam" structure that encloses the back muscles.

They have a framework structure that encloses interconnected cavities occupied by large metal cations (positively charged ions) and water molecules.

But elegantly arrayed along a ledge above the mantel were a couple dozen woven baskets, like so many households around the rim of a shabono — the vine-and-leaf structure that encloses an entire Yanomami village.

These include the aforementioned four-toothed toothcomb, an inflated auditory bulla (bony structure that encloses part of the middle and inner ear), and an intrabullar ectotympanic ring (bony ring that holds the eardrum).

In general, outer membrane proteins display a beta barrel structure that encloses a hydrophilic cavity covered by a hydrophobic outer layer.

Globins are small globular proteins, usually consisting of about 140 150 amino acids that comprise eight α-helical segments (named A-H), displaying a characteristic 3-over-3 α-helical sandwich structure that encloses an iron-containing heme group.

"We used to have what we called 'garbage palaces,' " he said, referring to wooden structures that enclose two trash cans and make them inaccessible to raccoons and coyotes.

Lyginopterids bore cupules, which can be described as tulip shaped structures that enclosed and protected the ovules as they matured into seeds.

Job's tears receives its name from the hard shiny tear-shaped structures that enclose the seed kernels; those beadlike pseudocarps are sometimes used for jewelry and rosaries.

In the present study, autophagosomes were defined as double-membrane structures that enclosed cytoplasm with damaged organelles in various stages of degradation; double membrane structures enclosing only materials that resembled background cytoplasm were not counted.

Some scientists believe mimiviruses are representatives of a distinct supergroup that is united by the presence of capsid (i.e., protein structures that enclose viral genetic material and are found in many diverse viruses) [ 15], and should be placed in the tree of life (ToL) along with superkingdoms, Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya [ 19, 20].