Sentence examples for a decoy with from inspiring English sources

They stopped at the Ducks Unlimited booth to inquire about a decoy with battery-powered wings, a potential gag gift for a friend.

For example, a decoy with a poke that is adjacent to the closed loop it is poking will have a cost of 0.69 (the log of 4.88) whereas a decoy with a poke that is 153 residues away from the closest end of its closed loop will have a cost of 2.78 (the log of 97.66).

For example, a decoy with five pokes that are adjacent to the ends of the closed loops that they are poking is given a poke cost of 1.39, which is less than 2.03 (the poke cost for a decoy containing a co-poke), whereas the decoy with five pokes would have a cost of 3.45 had we summed the log scores.

We use the log of the sum of the ratios rather than the sum of the logs because a decoy with one very bad poke, such as a co-poke, is much worse than many pokes that are adjacent to the end of a closed loop.

The resulting spectra were searched with a decoy database with a final peptide false discovery rate less than 1%.

In the worst case, it ranks #35 in a decoy set with 248 structures.

The data was searched against a decoy database, with the false discovery rate (FDR) set to 0.01.

Prosecutors had said Asaro waited in a decoy car with another gangster, Jimmy Burke, about a mile from John F Kennedy international airport in New York, as a group of masked men robbed a Lufthansa Airlines cargo building of $6m in cash and jewels.

He held one package, a decoy crammed with newspapers, in front; it obscured the second package, inside which Salahuddin held the pistol in his right hand, his finger on the trigger.

The Jets then surrendered two draft picks and $2.53 million to Denver over three years for Tebow, who proved nothing more than a distraction and a decoy, frustrated with the Jets' inability to integrate him into their offense.

In our attempt to understand the biochemical basis for decoy oligonucleotide binding to the RRM of a specific splicing factor, we determined that the affinity of a decoy oligonucleotide with four repeats of the binding motif is almost five times greater than an oligonucleotide with a single binding motif.