Three of the works from Time Past – by Alessandro Scarlatti, CPE Bach and Geminiani – are obsessive variations on the tiny sequence La Follia, and he and the robust yet elegant players of Concerto Köln end with Bach's Concerto in D minor.
Because I'm kind of from a small spectrum of people who work with tiny sequencing of lights.
The work embraces its poverty of means: the four singers make occasional contributions on drums and bells, and the little chapters of the tale are intoned in tiny sequences of upward-moving scales.
Moreover, some RNA sequences are capable of self-replication; however, these sequences form but a tiny subset of the sequence space.
This is also consistent with the fact that sequence space is vast, and only a tiny fraction of possible sequences tend to be useful and hence selected for by natural evolution.
This criterion is probably easy to meet, as only a tiny fraction of random sequences can be expected to yield a globular domain.
He takes a piece of material – it may be a melody, a chord sequence, or a tiny musical motif, and examines it – draws out its essence, turns it round and round, explores the ramifications that can lead from its internal structure.
But after examining blood samples from five families in the United States, Britain, South Korea and Brazil, Dr. Kaplan and Eileen Shore, a colleague, found that the rampant bone growth begins with a tiny error in the nucleotide sequence of a gene that serves as a blueprint for a protein called ACVR1.
The often employed Monte Carlo Methods take only a tiny fraction of the whole sequence space into account, and in most cases a less than optimal solution with respect to the theoretically ideal combination of codons representing the desired properties will be found in reasonable time.
Despite rigorous model selection procedures, in rare cases PAML may estimate very high levels of selection over a tiny proportion of a given sequence (even a single site), leading to greatly inflated average levels of dN/dS.
