Sentence examples for As periodical from inspiring English sources

As periodical positioning of CG dinucleotides is an important component of the nucleosome positioning pattern [ 7], the Alu-sequences could be very well suited for nucleosome formation.

"By the standards of humanity as a whole, England over the centuries has been among the richest, safest and best governed places on earth, as periodical influxes of people testify," he writes.

Unique acoustomechanical behaviors of polymeric gels are revealed, such as periodical response and nonlinear chaos.

We treat a job's I/O requests as periodical sub-jobs within its lifecycle and transform the I/O congestion issue into a classical scheduling problem.

Considering current information on increment data is only available as periodical data, the influences of inter-annual variation of increment cannot yet fully be determined.

In order to meet the demands of real time computing and curtail the computational complexity, one instrument is often applied, namely, the MCA neural networks, whose learning algorithm, under some conditions, however, can produce complex dynamic behaviors, such as periodical oscillation, bifurcation, and chaos.

10 With concerns of continuing accumulation of SP resistance possibly establishing quintuple Pfdhfr/ Pfdhps haplotypes (or similar) in West Africa as well, periodical monitoring of molecular markers of SP resistance is necessary to evaluate these strategies in the region.

Two vintage "Dr. Caligari" production stills were culled from LACMA's Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies, as well as "periodicals from that time period in which film is featured alongside other cultural endeavors," said Salvesen.

Shapiro predicts that JSTOR will be the source of new revelations as it adds older scientific journals, such as periodicals of the Royal Society of London going back to the 1600s.

Her work has also been featured in Portrait of the Artist as Poet, as well as periodicals such as Noetic Sciences.

"If you only talk about the moment when someone achieved something, you look at this history as infrequent periodical achievements, as if that was just the only thing going on," said Mr. Stevenson, whose group is working on a campaign to mark lynching sites and publicize the legal features of the South in the Jim Crow era.