Sentence examples for to compartment from inspiring English sources
noun
A room, or section, or chamber
- "Two men were seated in a well-lighted compartment of a third-class carriage."
The style for naming this class of events is shown below: Protein x TRANSPORTS a (FROM compartment x TO compartment y ) Protein x TRANSPORTS a (FROM compartment x TO compartment y) Here, different entities are exchanged in opposite directions across a membrane, mediated by an exchanger protein.
Later today, they cut a four-inch hole in the steel of the inner hull leading to compartment No. 8, in the rear of the submarine, Captain Navrotsky said.
Crammed together for three days, garrulous and curious passengers move from compartment to compartment, striking up conversations with their neighbours that last for hundreds of miles.
There's a beautiful tracking shot in which, in the collective minds of the three brothers, the camera passes from compartment to compartment in the train, visiting people and incidents from their past, including Natalie Portman from Hotel Chevalier, Bill Murray from the film's opening and the tiger that stalks the village near their mother's monastery.
Indirect gas influx transferred from compartment ((x)) to compartment ((y)) in layer ((l)), MMscf.
General notation: k a,b) indicates flow to compartment a from compartment b.
But no one sent the guest wearing knee-length combat shorts back to her compartment to change.
The Kursk's published crew roster states that 24 sailors were assigned to compartments six through nine, one more than the 23 cited in his note.
In this study, we developed a new method for identifying actin interactors and applied it to compartment-specific extracts from Xenopus oocytes.
Metabolite M3 is produced solely in compartment-A, and hence reaction R3 can be activated in compartment-A (with M4 being transported via two transporters to compartment-B), or M3 can be transported to the cytoplasm or to compartment-B and R3 activated in the cytoplasm or compartment-B, respectively.
Although a mitochondrial KAT is further supported by our identification of acetylation sites on four proteins encoded by mitochondrial DNA, we cannot rule out the possibility that the sequence motifs are due to compartment-specific protein expression patterns.
