Sentence examples for that points into from inspiring English sources
TRT1968 Note also the bike turning lane that points into oncoming traffic and a crash barrier.
There are three bars, but we call this place "Spica", which means spike, and if seen from above it actually looks like a land spike that points into the water.
("cnida" is derived from the Greek word κνίδη, which means "nettle" ) A tube-like extension of the wall of the cnida that points into the cnida, like the finger of a rubber glove pushed inwards.
It is, however, unusual in that it contains a large aromatic Phe residue that points into the pore lumen.
These hydrogen bonds hold Ser293 in place and position the adjacent Gln294 in to a conformation that points into the substrate-binding site.
Four form two bonds each to Na+ and La3+, but of the remaining two, the O2− ion that points into the Na+ layer forms four bonds to Na+, and the other forms four bonds to La3+.
Mr. Kahane, sitting (and occasionally standing) at a lidless piano that pointed into the orchestra, lingered over the music in ways that pointed up its operatic impulses at every turn.
They're designed to be weather vanes that point into the wind".
Single cells were considered to be mwh homozygous if they carried at least two trichomes that pointed into different directions.
Different activation modes of one species, that is, edges that point into the same node, are connected by an OR operation.
The -[SY]X[NT]-motif harbors side chains that point into the active site cleft and participate in the catalytic process.
