Secondary Structure and Hydrogen Bonding Secondary structure is where we find the first inner structures of the protein forming. The structures formed are dependent on the amino acid sequence present in the primary structure. ... These strands can run parallel or antiparallel and often twist to form structures such as a Beta barrel. Anti-parallel sheets are slightly stronger than parallel sheets, as the hydrogen bonds are planar and line up more efficiently to form more stable interactions. ... Tertiary Structure and the Forces that Maintain It Tertiary structure comprises the globular 3D st...

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Has your study of King Lear and its reception in a range of contexts lead you to believe the play supports or sabotages structures of power? ... Structures of power are intrinsic to the play King Lear and its function as a seventeenth century power play. ... Similarly, The Bondi Production of 2002, directed by Tanya Benny emphasises the issue of power structures through a feminist interpretation. ... As seen in Act one, scene one, by Lear believing that he held a God-like status, he lives in a parallel world and is morally blinded by his foibles, he wants to abdicate his power, yet maintai...

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This can be seen through the narrative and language structures of the text. Atwood has used these structures to better define the themes of the text. ... Offred's frequent digressions into the past help to parallel her past experiences to her present state of mind. ... This can be paralleled to the way in which Margaret Atwood has developed her language and narrative structures within the text in order to persuade us to accept her opinion. ... Flashbacks in the narrative also provide readers with an idea of how the architects of Gilead came to power and provide parallels to events tha...

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In Shakespeare's play, Macbeth, the state of mind of Macbeth parallels with the dramatic structure. ... The next stage in the dramatic structure is the rising action and this soliloquy is one that fits into it. ... The next speech is the famous dagger soliloquy, which also is part of the rising action in the dramatic structure. ... Macbeth's state of mind from the beginning of the play to the end closely parallels the different stages of the dramatic structure. ... This alteration of the protagonist's state of mind portrays that Macbeth parallels with the various stages of the ...

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Most of the parallels of Sumerian mythology and religion can be found in Christianity and Judaism. ... Parallels can be seen between the modern day calendar and that of Sumerians. ... A province-like government structure can be seen throughout future civilizations. ... Greek civilization also adopted a similar state-structure like the Sumerian's. ... The government and structure of Greece had many similarities to that of the Sumerian's. ...

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Collective Resilience: Decreasing Vulnerability Paralleling an exponential growth in global population, increasing worldwide energy production and consumption generates vulnerabilities in human and environmental health. ... On the contrary, developed countries over-consume, and create their own vulnerabilities by structuring communities in unsafe areas out of economic angst. ... This parallel's the large imbalance in economic availability between countries. ... While the prevalence of harmful weather patterns may be growing, the United States could have a stronger resilience by allocat...

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We can draw a parallel here between this fact and the comments that Jerry Mander made in his article "The Rules of Corporate Behavior", where he had raised the question of whether people working for these corporations are bad in them internally or is the whole structure bad? I think that not only is the whole structure bad but also that structure is now forcing people under it to turn towards evil paths of competence and profit making. ... I can draw a parallel between the above-mentioned situation and the arguments that Dr. ... I also think that some of the ideas that are in this paper can ...

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Over time, a tree may bend in the same direction as a prevailing wind in order to lessen strain upon its structure. ... Another parallel exists between the tree and those organizations that continue operations at night, but only in a limited fashion. ... He states that "effective organization depends on achieving a balance between strategy, structure, technology, the commitments and needs of people, and the external environment" (Morgan 49).! ... The types of information technologies necessitated by a tree-like organization can be inferred readily from the parallels shown above. ...

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Paralleling this personality, Lacan provides his theory of the Law of the Father or the Phallus. ... Along with the particulars of the Psychoanalytic Theory produced from Lacan and Freud, the specific structure and supporting details of the initial story complete the belief of being completely structured from this theory. The psychological conditions of the protagonist, Paul, are easy to spot if readers of this story can see that it parallels unfortunate children in our American society. ...

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The seventh stanza is set in a series of four strong parallel functions (key, turned, free, world) that point to an effective, persuasive device, allowing for both repetition and enlargement of the theme. ... The secondary imagery of the telephone is depicted by a parallel structure of spiritual connotation; this is recognizable in the terms "haunted" and "ghost". ... The poem is structured to draw on specific representations to re-create symbolic images through our senses, fluctuating from visual (birds), to physical (books), to hearing (laughing and crying). ...

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The reader knows that around our bones we have flesh, and draw a parallel between the years of stories and the flesh of old Dan. ... Having no rhythm either, the reader perceives that the poem is not about structure or arrangement but instead about the wild beauty of the outback as portrayed by Wright. ... Although Woman to Man also purports to be a speaker, it is more formal and structured in its delivery, representing a clearer, more distinct view of events, if somewhat clouded by the language used. ... The "intricate and folded rose" is nearer to a conceptual imagery, used at this junct...

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The seventh stanza is set in a series of four strong parallel functions (key, turned, free, world) that point to an effective, persuasive device, allowing for both repetition and enlargement of the theme. ... The secondary imagery of the telephone is depicted by a parallel structure of spiritual connotation; this is recognizable in the terms "haunted" and "ghost". ... The poem is structured to draw on specific representations to re-create symbolic images through our senses, fluctuating from visual (birds), to physical (books), to hearing (laughing and crying). ...

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Norcross and his team of designers failed to produce an effective plot structure that the audience could understand and follow. One reason why this play produced a feeble plot structure was because the play jumped around from scenes that did not relate to the one before or after it, which made it hard to understand. ... Producing a plot structure that the audience is able to understand is a crucial part in the "world of the play.... Failure to create an effective plot structure the audience can make sense of affects the way the audience conveys the central idea of the play. The characters...

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I also, made use of the parallels, which were expressed in the pictures, by the three different angles. ... This change in dynamics helped to draw the attention of the audience to the importance of the facings and parallels. ... From this, I learnt that I had to make better use of the skirt, use the parallels and come up with more modern and original techniques to express the words from the passage. ... My dance was choreographed with an A, B, C, and D structure. ...

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Her ability to always create the perfect poetic structure was a necessity, not a luxury. ... Here lies a contradiction right at the end of what seems to be a sweet, innocent and simply structured love poem. ... However, Bradstreet used a surprising amount of rhetorical structures throughout both of the poems mentioned previously. ... She also used parallels with her word and syllables. ... The heart of this essay describes how Bradstreet used the rhetorical structure of contradiction to portray her theme. ...

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Vertov's montages were structured at different intervals and the intervals cover movement between shots, visual correlation of shots and transitions from one visual to another. ... Along with differences in styles of montage, Eisenstein and Vertov had also adopted contrasting overall formation of structures and creation of stories. In overall structure, Eisenstein's mere juxtaposition of images could never determine the impact on a whole film. ... In this sense, Vertov's documentary form structure maintained a rather simple additive structural format of montage while Eisenstein&...

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Foa and Foa created a structure to display the value and relationship between the different categories of resources. ... Taking the above example, money (in the structure) is moderately concrete and less particular. ... In parallel, the man can expect the woman to show affection by kissing him back. ... Since money and love are far from each other (in the structure), this will probably not occur. ... If the man loses his job and the woman loses her status, the structure of the relationship is misconstrued and she no longer feels that she is gaining profit through rewards, therefore it will...

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Austen employs large sections of dialogue and utilizes sophisticated and often complicated sentence structure to convey the themes of Emma. ... Due to the form of the text, (i.e. it is a film) formally structured sentences and verbal language are not as imperative as they are in the novel Emma. ... The character Tai from Clueless is parallel to Harriet from the novel Emma- both are somewhat nave and to some extent innocent but overall, both characters are most certainly impressionable.As responders, we are able to see their naivety in Tai's response to Cher when she tells her that Elton...

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There may be a parallel between the two effects of vibration of the two types of organisms. Whereas plants may either develop denser, stronger, cellular structures or acquire some sort of developmental problem due to the frequencies exerted upon it. ... An overexposion to high frequencies can be damaging to structures. ... Putting together this information it would seem as if there can be a parallel between plant and human effects of vibration. ...

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In Arthur Miller's play The Crucible, there is evidence of parallels between the Salem of 1692 and America of the 1950's, the American Government of the 1950's and its misuse of power, and the high court depicted in the play, using its power to impose a misguided ju! ... In The Crucible, hysteria and hidden agendas break down the social structure and then everyone must protect themselves from the people that they thought were their friends. ... Martine recognized and captured when he said, John Proctor is heroic not merely because he points the finger at himself, but because his...

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This concept of numbers in Nature parallels St. ... Brunelleschi designed San Lorenzo in a way to accurate follow Augustine's thought on principles of rhythm and equality, by using his method of perspective: giving the optical illusion using orthogonals, a horizon line, a vanishing point, and the convergence of parallel lines as they recede from the viewer to give the impression that the view is actually far away from the position in which the viewer is standing. ... Therefore, Brunelleschi designed architecture paralleled to the beliefs of Augustine. ... Architecture is essentially the...

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Input Requirements Inputs about borrowers Student's number Name Address Date of Birth Inputs about books Book number Title Author Category Shelf number Year of publication Output Requirements List of books available List of students making use of the library Book availability Reminders for overdue books Reports of students who fail to bring in their books on time Operations Required Students File Add a record Delete a record Amend a record Search for a record by o Students Number o Name and Surnam...

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This method of justaposed parallel arches represents an encompassing measure since only one timber framework was necessary for the construction of each vault to support each arch as it was built. ... Pont du Gard is a structure of immense size, strength and endurance. ... Another architectural structure that owes its prestige to the arch is the Roman Colosseum. ... The new name was also probably a reference to the unsual size of the structure - virtually the "ne plus ultra" of Roman architectural projects. ... The whole structure was originally made of pentelic marble. ...

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Heart of Darkness, a novel by Joseph Conrad, and Apocalypse Now, a movie by Francis Ford Coppola are two works that parallel one another, but at the same time reflect their own era in time and their creator's own personal feelings and prejudices. ... "Apocalypse Now " is a movie that is similarly structured to the book but has many different meanings. ... Heart of Darkness and Apocalypse Now, are two works that parallel one another, but at the same time reflect their own era in time and their creator's own personal feelings and prejudices. ...

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Just beneath the echinus is the neck of the column, the hypotrachelion, a continuation of the column but separated by indentations and decorated with parallel, horizontal rings. ... The Greeks developed an augmentation technique known as entasis to avoid an optical illusion caused by the shaft's fluting (parallel vertical lines). In a tall structure, like the Parthenon, such lines appear concave. ...

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