Sentence examples for a sequence at a from inspiring English sources
Accompaniment by Guenter Buchwald (who created an extra-jazzy soundscape on piano and violin) managed to include a few bars of "Bei Mir Bistu Schein" during a sequence at a dance hall.
There, images are acquired in a geometry identical to ours (with a common A-scan) after which each frame in a sequence at a given angle is assigned a new time stamp (based on an algorithm that assumes perfect, yet unknown, periodicity in the sequence).
By preserving the sequence order, our algorithm produces reconstructions in which aperiodic motion features within a sequence at a given angle, such as moving red blood cells, could be analyzed to infer lateral blood flow velocities within one plane (e.g. via block matching or optical flow techniques).
A sequence at a large distance from the optimum was selected by chance, such that, after 20 generations, the population is still far from finding the target structure, and formed at that moment by two groups that are identified as the two peaks in the distribution of structural distances.
Other hits are linked to a sequence at an external database, such as GenBank, GenPept, Ensembl, or to sequence data from the BGD Chado database (for OGS, ab initio and GLEAN gene models).
Consider a sequence at the end of the third quarter.
FastGroup does not order clustering in any particular way, but instead chooses a sequence at random, grouping everything within a defined PSI distance of that sequence.
Moreover, the isoforms a and c lack a sequence at the most 5' end.
The cDNA encoding psaE contains a putative polyadenylation signal (AGTAAA) and a poly(A) sequence at the 3' terminus, whereas the nuclear locus contains two putative spliceosomal introns.
In the PGASO concept, each gene cassette contains the gene sequence linked, at the 5' end, to a promoter sequence, and a sequence at the 3' end of the gene cassette is identical to the 5' end of the adjacent cassette.
The Sl-MMP proteins shared conserved structural features, e.g., a signal sequence at N terminus, a propeptide domain, a catalytic domain, a transmembrane domain at C terminus (Fig. 1a).
