- A
helix (/ˈhiːlɪks/; pl. helices) is a
shape like a
cylindrical coil
spring or the
thread of a
machine ****. It is a type of
smooth space curve with tangent...
- An
alpha helix (or α-helix) is a
sequence of
amino acids in a
protein that are
twisted into a coil (a helix). The
alpha helix is the most
common structural...
- A pi
helix (or π-helix) is a type of
secondary structure found in proteins.
Discovered by
crystallographer Barbara Low in 1952 and once
thought to be rare...
- In
mathematics and physics, the right-hand rule is a
convention and a mnemonic,
utilized to
define the
orientation of axes in three-dimensional
space and...
-
colored into 6 groups, 3 main
helixes (cyan), with the
concave edges forming a slow
forward helix (magenta), and two
backwards helixes (yellow and orange)...
-
Samia A.
Halaby (born 1936, in Jerusalem) is a Palestinian-American
visual artist, activist, educator, and scholar.
Halaby is
recognized as a
pioneer of...
- dip in the track,
riders go
through 2
helixes and go into 2
quick bunny hops.
Riders then go
through 2 more
helixes before entering the station. The ride...
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These graphene helixes potentially can be used in nano-fluid
systems with uses of both
actuators and
fiber shaped sensors.
These carbon helixes display very...
-
Human microbiota are
microorganisms (bacteria, viruses,
fungi and archaea)
found in a
specific environment. They can be
found in the stomach, intestines...
- show that dust
immersed in
ionized gas can
organize itself into
double helixes like some
occurrences of the
Hessdalen lights;
dusty plasmas may also form...
