pild造句

• The bifunctional enzyme prepilin peptidase ( PilD ) from " Pseudomonas aeruginosa " is a key determinant in both type-IV pilus biogenesis and extracellular protein secretion, in its roles as a leader peptidase and methyl transferase ( MTase ).
• One particularly important change occurs in Schlick's intabulation of " Hertzliebstels pild ", in which Schlick attempts a type of word painting : the words " mit reichem Schall " ( " with rich sound / splendor " ) are illustrated by an increase in rhythmic activity.
• The 1950s Leningrad school of artistic glass is associated with the Leningrad Artistic Glassworks that opened in 1948, works by glass artists at the Mukhina Higher College and the pioneering creations of Boris Smirnov . Among the leading figures in this field critics name Yuri Muntian, aria Vertuzaeva, Leyda Yurgen, Lidia Smirnova, Eduard Krimer, katerina Yanovskaya and Helle Pild.
• In this period significant works were produced by the porcelain artists Vladimir Gorodetsky, Nina Slavina, lexei Vorobievsky and nna Leporskaya, the ceramists Vladimir Vasilkovsky, Natalia Savinova, lexander Zadorin, Inna Olevskaya and ikhail Kopilkov, the glass artists Boris Smirnov, Leyda Yurgen, lexandra Ostroumova, Helle Pild, katerina Yanovskaya and Serafima Bogdanova and the fabric designers Sarah Buntsus, Nika Moiseeva, Inna Rakhimova, Rose Krestovskaya and " atiana Prozorova.