Sentence examples for a fast sequence from inspiring English sources

If the anti-stall system indeed ran away with the stabilizer control, only a fast sequence of steps by the pilot and first officer could have saved the aircraft, instructions later issued by Boeing show.

The HASTE (half-Fourier acquired single-shot fast spin echo) sequence is a fast sequence consisting of heavily T2-weighted images.

A variety of web-oriented computational resources are also available such as RAMMCAP [ 39], which makes use of CD-HIT [ 40] as a fast sequence clustering method to group similar ORFs and reduce the amount of data while increasing reliability.

D iamund can use either of two efficient alignment systems for this step: MUMmer [ Delcher et al., 1999; Kurtz et al., 2004], a suffix tree-based algorithm that rapidly finds exact matches; or Kraken [ Wood and Salzberg, 2013], a fast sequence classifier that we modified to provide the output needed by our system.

The Ion Torrent system has a fast sequencing run time of just 2 h, but resembles massively parallel pyrosequencing when it was launched in terms of throughput and read length.

We therefore do not believe that a faster sequence evolution along the B. plicatilis branch is causative for the found clustering of Bdelloidea and Acanthocephala.

In fact, all ecdysozoan proteomes tested here exhibit smaller orthologomes than the Capitella, deuterostome or cnidarian proteomes used here, suggesting that ecdysozoan LCAs either lost a significant number of metazoan gene families and/or were submitted to a faster sequence evolution.

Bouder tossed off a blindingly fast sequence of jumps and cutbacks.

BLAT (BLAST-Like Alignment Tool) [ 37] is a very fast sequence alignment tool similar to BLAST.

Software package RAMMCAP [ 27] provides a very fast sequence clustering and annotation pipeline.

One of the hardest things about the intro is that, after repeating the same extremely difficult pattern over and over, it ends with a very fast sequence of scales that aren't at all like what came before.