This unwinding motion powers a small internal generator that, in turn, powers the radio.
Y130A and Y130A/F131A also had lower than WT unwinding ability.
In RecBCD enzymes, unwinding of DNA is powered by a bipolar DNA translocation mechanism, which feeds both nascent DNA single strands to one nuclease domain situated at the rear of the enzyme.
That is the power of an unwinding story.
But the lack of a foundational theory of history undermines the explanatory power of "The Unwinding," just as it undermines the power and effectiveness of modern politics more generally.
Its several-minute jaunt -- time appeared to be suspended -- was powered by an unwinding rubber band.
An unwinding of cross-holdings by J-Power, the former state-owned energy giant, was one of the demands made by the Children's Investment Fund (TCI), which amassed a 9.9% stake in the company starting in 2005.
It is Mr. Packer's achievement in "The Unwinding" that these pieces, freshly shuffled and assembled, have speed and power to burn.
What followed might be one of his slowly unwinding stories that went nowhere, wasted her time.
There, she was instrumental in leading the government's "Education Revolution" — a program that included giving a laptop to every high school student in Australia — and unwinding labor laws that had been implemented by the previous conservative government that reduced the power of unions in setting wages and settling disputes.
"The Unwinding" has no ideology, but it does subscribe to the view that those with the most power and influence, who have benefitted the most handsomely, bear more responsibility than the Hartzells.
