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Folds in sentence

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My office folds away, easily hidden.
And of course, a racing bike doesn't have a prop stand, but this one, because it's a road bike, it all goes away and it folds into this little gap.
And how it folds dictates its structure and its functionality.
And if we change where we make the folds, if we change the folding ratio, then this cube turns into this one.
We can make folds that we otherwise could not make.
So here we have a video of the vibrating vocal folds.
The table folds out to fit 16 people in otherwise a conventional one-bedroom, or maybe you want a dance studio.
And this gives us a tangible model of the three-dimensional protein and how it folds and all of the intricacies of the geometry.
The larynx is a complex system of muscle and cartilage that supports and moves the vocal cords, or, as they’re more accurately known, the vocal folds.
The folds are apart when we’re breathing, but when we speak, they slam shut.
Our lungs push air against the closed folds, blowing them open and vibrating the tissue to produce sound.
Finally, by moving the laryngeal muscles between the cartilages, we can stretch and contract those folds to intuitively play our internal instruments.
This happens when your larynx grows in size, elongating the vocal folds and opening up more room for them to vibrate.
These longer folds have slower, larger vibrations, which result in a lower baseline pitch.
Another vocal development during puberty occurs when the homogenous tissue covering the folds specializes into three distinct functional layers: a central muscle, a layer of stiff collagen wrapped in stretchy elastin fibers, and an outer layer of mucus membrane.
First, the collagen in our folds stiffens and the surrounding elastin fibers atrophy and decay.
But for people who have experienced the hormonal effects of menopause, the higher pitch is countered and outweighed by swollen vocal folds.
The folds' increased mass slows their vibrations, resulting in deeper voices.
And mammals got bigger, their brains got bigger at an even faster pace, and the neocortex got bigger even faster than that and developed these distinctive ridges and folds basically to increase its surface area.
You can imagine a protein molecule as a piece of paper that normally folds into an elaborate piece of origami.
And when it folds correctly, these sticky bits end up on the inside.
And if we continue to fold it again and again, always in half, we would confront the following situation after 10 folds.
As air enters the nose, a small fold of tissue divides it into two separate folds, one for breathing and one just for smelling.
There were still laws for every way we used our privates while they pawed at the soft folds of us, grabbed with no concern for consent, no laws made for the men that enforced them.
This is a little piece of furniture for an Italian manufacturer, and it ships completely flat, and then it folds into a coffee table and a stool and whatnot.
During her momentary pause, the dancer's elevated leg straightens and moves from the front to the side, before it folds back into her knee.
So I'm not advocating that Jane hands over the controls and folds her hands indefinitely, but what I am saying is that if she doesn't engineer learning and practice right into John's day today, he'll never be able to do what she does, much less do it any differently than she does it.
A year later, in 1916, Einstein derived from his theory that gravitational waves existed, and that these waves were produced when masses move, like, for example, when two stars revolve around one another and create folds in space-time which carry energy from the system, and the stars move toward each other.
If we took your head off, took a bit of your neck off and left you as a torso with just your vocal folds vibrating, this is what you'd sound like.
When we apply that to the larynx, we get this fluid, slow-motion of the vibrating vocal folds.
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