For example, Joe et al. described an iterative folding method (DeBartolo et al., 2009), which folds a protein by mimicking folding pathway and explores the conformation space by directly sampling the backbone angles using a trimer library.
We have investigated the folding properties of tryptophan zipper-I molecule which folds into a stable β-hairpin motif in aqueous solution as suggested by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments.
Large pashmina, which folds up small but keeps me warm.
The Accordion Speaker, which folds flat and can fit in a pocket, offers portable sound in a tiny package.
Though it's no Expedition, the Tribute can carry a respectable amount of cargo; there is 33 cubic feet behind the back seat, which folds for more space.
The Manhattan School of Music's contemporary ensemble Tactus was colorful in "Eight Lines," which folds acoustic instruments into the austere patterns of Mr. Reich's musical thought.
The M.L.C., which folds up when not in use, has internal and external pockets, internal straps and a zipper lock, and costs $155.
As a single parent, I prefer the seat in the Odyssey, which folds into the floor with the pull of a strap.
The public aspects of this story are dealt with efficiently and pointedly in the movie, which folds video of some of the actual players into careful re-enactments.
His favorites include the stainless steel Box Grater, which folds flat for storage ($30) and the wood-and-stainless Step-Up storage stool ($80).
The play, which folds the Pygmalion myth into a sly look at the television soaps of a futuristic Britain, where performers are androids, allows the author to poke fun at the dumbed-down culture of today.
