Sentence examples for the tether between from inspiring English sources
On the broadest level, the ability to turn voice messages into digital data cuts the tether between the existing telephone lines and calls.
One of us tries to use a laptop to shield the phone while the other puts a jacket over their head – not to keep themselves dry, but to stop the laptop getting drenched, all the while trying not to break the tether between computer and phone.
Cutting the tether between them means having to have separate radios and batteries for each ear.
Ruling in the outrageous Citizens United case that corporations and their leaders have the same First Amendment rights as people, the Supreme Court has cut the tether between candidate and consultant.
DNase I degrades exposed DNA, potentially breaking the tether between two DNA-bound proteins, but does not intercalate and unwinds the DNA.
Of special interest is the region of the tether between αN1 and αN2 that dynamically elongates and shortens because of the unwinding of primarily the αN1 helix.
Recent advances in the identification of the tethers between the mitochondrial and ER membranes suggest that the scaffolding function of the molecular elements involved is secondary to other, non-structural functions.
In the same direction, as shown in various cell types, weakening the tethering between the membrane and the cell cortex facilitates bleb formation [ 10,13,18,25].
When fully extended, the long coiled-coil central domain of GMAP210 may achieve a length of approximately 200 nm, which might favour the tethering between cisternae.
Interestingly, Mfn2 is another protein essential for the tethering between the ER and the mitochondria and for the efficiency of mitochondrial Ca2+ buffering in response to stimuli that generate inositol-1,4,5-trisphosphate [ 60].
The integration of these modules into a single unit allows the presence of an unattached kinetochore to be sensed and transduced via a signalling cascade that ultimately prevents the release of the tethers between all sister-centromeres and thereby halts the movement of chromosomes and the completion of both nuclear and cellular division until the problem is resolved.
