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We also added folding fins to give us extra stability.

Look at all the data that goes into protein folding.

We find our folding table a great convenience.

Three cases of biliary calculus, gallbladder polyp and gallbladder folding were presented.

To cover, envelop, or encase, as by folding or coiling something about.

The process of creating this single symlink is called tree folding.

Code folding lets you literally fold pieces of code so the editor doesn't get too cluttered.

Second, the heat has to be localized to the hinge in order to have fast and effective folding.

He thinks Microraptor used its hind wings only for gliding, folding them out of the way for powered flight.

They walked into a windowless room with shabby carpets fluorescent lights and three rows of metal folding chairs.

Photos, letters, clippings, and other family documents should be stored unfolded because folding and unfolding breaks paper along the fold lines.

This isn't the only Roman folding knife that's been found, but they're usually bronze and this one is silver and has a lotmore gadgets.

They sit on benches in the parking lot of the hospital, folding white gauze squares, wrapping them in brown paper to create little sterile supply kits for surgeries.

Use carton, with no crease as the principle, the clothes size is larger than the size of the clothes after folding at the bottom of some advisable.

"Mathematically, it's not even clear what the right questions to ask are," Erik says of the curved creases, which are at the cutting edge of folding research.

Single women perform rituals, like writing the names of their crushes on pieces of paper the night before, folding them up and then opening one on the big day to determine who they should marry.

In simple terms, the Murano CrossCabriolet is an all-wheel-drive Murano crossover in which an automatic folding fabric top replaces the metal roof, and the two rear doors have been eliminated.

Have a seat in your favorite chair and close your eyes. Now imagine walking into a bare room, with plain white walls with a small table and two folding chairs facing across from each other.

For example, by random folding, the amino-acid chain of the enzyme ribonuclease, a small protein, could adopt more than 1040 different shapes, which would take billions of years to explore.

You talked about personal time and light cones and folding space and I didn't understand anything except the way that your breasts moved and the way your breath misted in the cold.