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The problem lies in the fact that the necessary gap is bridged by perception.
He stands right over the fissure, which is merely bridged by the snow.
After two hours’ ascent, the ice began to wear a more hostile aspect, and long stripes of last year’s snow drawn over the sullied surface marked the lines of crevasses now partially filled and bridged over.
Some of the hype about Harry Potter seems a bit wild: You'd think, reading newspaper stories about these books, that they had single-handedly rescued literacy in the English-speaking world, and also bridged the gulf between parents and children.
For Wilson, the final chasm that separates biology from the humanities will be bridged by an understanding of human nature that comes from neuroscience, psychology, and evolutionary biology.
An actor of stature might have bridged these two impulses, but the beautiful, brazenly slim-hipped Rhys-Meyers doesn't make his lines sound as if he's thinking them up on the spot, and Slade's self-destructive passion for Curt Wild (Ewan McGregor), the film's fuzzy, sweet Iggy Pop figure, seems less an emotional imperative than a thematic one.
Hard work, combined with luck, eventually bridged the ravines.
The 12 motifs, which account for about half of the protein, are bridged by areas that vary in the different members of the APE family.
A novel RING finger bridged bipartite nuclear localization signal is responsible for mammalian COP1 nuclear localization In a typical bipartite NLS, the distance between the two clusters of positively charged amino acids is usually around 10 amino acids.
Therefore, mammalian COP1 appears to contain a novel nuclear import signal, composed of two clusters of positively charged amino acids bridged by a RING finger.
It is tempting to speculate that, under certain conditions, the mammalian COP1 NES is shielded within the coiled-coil structure and COP1 protein is imported into the nucleus through the RING finger bridged NLS, under other conditions, probably through a conformation change of the coiled-coil domain, the NES is exposed, overwriting the NLS and transporting mammalian COP1 back into the cytoplasm.
This study reveals a novel type of nuclear localization signal within the mammalian COP1 N-terminal region, consisting of a two clusters of positively charged amino acids bridged by a RING finger domain (Fig 7).
In the case shown two structures too large to walk were drawn together by the supercoiling of an extended fiber that bridged between them.
(Even should it become possible to detect and integrate the workings of every neuron in the brain, it would still be far from clear how neuronal firing patterns translate into coherent, perceived thoughts, and this gap is unlikely to be bridged by any advance in imaging technology alone.
The chasm in the revolutionary labor movement, which resulted from the disruption of the INTERNATIONALE, could not be bridged any more.
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