fold something in/fold something into something

Examples of folded

folded

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

These represent the directions of lines of zero normal curvature (kn = 0) within the folded surface.
This assists folding since most helices in the folded state tend to be aligned.
All of it could go into one's breast pocket when folded neatly.
Within the nucleus, the chromatin appears as coarse strands and closely-packed lamellae and the nuclear envelope is thickened and irregularly folded.
These two properties conspire to make nucleic acids relatively flexible and less likely to form extensive folded structures.
Consequently, it was divided into 15 sections, each folded into six panels.
Numerous local newspapers also folded within a few years of establishment.
On request, the collected constraints on a par t can be folded into queries that retrieve candidates.
As a result, the number of define steps is finite as all re-occurring expressions will be folded.
This has led to the design of a mutant that is folded and functional even in the absence of the carbohydrate.
We also showed when the folded query yields all or only some of the answers of the original query.
Prior to acquisition of desiccation tolerance, seeds produced seedlings with either shortened radicle tips, unexpanded hypocotyls or folded cotyledons.
Her eyes fell on the old man, who, with his hands folded, quietly looked on.
The unstable or partially folded mutant protein does not undergo trafficking and is usually rapidly degraded.
The success of loosely folded paper has one simple explanation; the greater surface area of paper immediately available for gnawing.
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