Reggie Sanders, the next hitter, fell behind in the count, 0-2, a recurring sequence for Mussina, who got ahead in the count to 13 of the 18 batters he faced.
In a recurring sequence from when I was about eight years old, I'd look down to find myself in his body, shirt ruffles almost blocking the view of my guitar while I played an invented song that I'd inevitably forget when I woke up.
Fearon and Vogelstein observed that these mutations typically occur in a recurring sequence, yet the order of the mutations is less important than their cumulative effect.
Rotation strictly defined, refers to a recurring sequence of crops, forages and fallows, or more loosely defined, to a cropping sequence that contains fallows, or crops and forages in addition to the locally dominant species.
Perhaps as a consequence of the low building block diversity found in histone tails, recurring sequence motifs can be discerned.
Protein domains are recurring sequence units of protein region, involved in protein function and evolution.
This might be due to, for example, the function of sequential organization in neighbor-stranger discrimination in this species [ 28]: more than 75% of the song is organized in recurring sequences of syllables called phrases.
Grammar emerges as the speakers of a language create linguistic constructions out of recurring sequences of symbols; children pick up these patterns in the buzz of words they hear around them.
The recurring sequences FDYWGKGTMVTVST and FDYWGKGTMVTVSS were previously identified in two teleost fish species, Arctic charr (Salvelinus alpinus) and rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) [ 4, 36, 38], which are separated from their common ancestor by 12-20 million years.
For the NCBI dataset, we found a recurring motif in the analyzed sequences for each mutation-type studied, and each motif was significant beyond the p << 0.001 threshold (Table 5).
