"If we are able to move consumers into tolerated spaces then we can expect to start draining the black market".
We illustrate how Rosetta simulations that apply backrub moves improve modeling of point mutant side-chain conformations, native side-chain conformational heterogeneity, functional conformational changes, tolerated sequence space, protein interaction specificity, and amino acid covariation across protein protein interfaces.
MICHAEL CADY is 6 foot 8, but he learned long ago to tolerate small spaces.
The banning of carrying weapons in public was based on the idea that civilized coexistence could not tolerate public spaces that were dominated by those wearing weapons, on pain of intimidating those around them.
At the normalized Doppler rate of 0.01 (already fast fading), noncoherently detected PA codes tolerate pilot spacing as small as 6 symbols and as large as 45 to 50 symbols (put aside the bandwidth issue); but at very fast Doppler rate of 0.05, pilot spacing beyond 7 9 symbols will soon cause drastic performance degradation.
Flat implants coated with parylene and iridium oxide were generally well tolerated in the subretinal space, inducing only a mild gliotic response.
Redtory witnessed a unique development path: while it was initially merely tolerated as a creative space, it soon developed into one of the most prominent creative zones in southern China; presently, however, it is threatened with demolition.
The composite hydrogel is well tolerated in the intrathecal space of spinal cord injured rats, showing no increase in inflammation, scarring, or cavity volume relative to controls, and no significant effect on locomotor function up to 28 days.
I'm willing to tolerate the occasional space pirate or triceratops if, in the main, "Doctor Who" remains a show that both kids and adults can appreciate.
While Occupy may seem like ancient history, these proceedings were important because they set a precedent: protest would not be tolerated in open-air private space.
