Sentence examples for a sequence called from inspiring English sources

Glover plunges us into the heart of tap right away, in a sequence called "Miles Mode".

And Manfred Willmann steals the show with twenty-seven shots from a sequence called "Das Land," on the pleasures and terrors of rural life.

Demand and spending would then grow as stock portfolios fattened and consumers felt flush again -- a sequence called the wealth effect.

In a sequence called "Periscope," weaving and writing, longtime associates, are brought into focus in an epigraph from "Moby-Dick": "God's foot upon the treadle of the loom".

In a sequence called "Dream Catcher, Mr. Sanders and Mr. Bermann swung on and dangled from a sculpture by Mr. Boeding that tilted and rolled about.

Equally strong are several of the poems intended for a sequence called "Bone Key," and parts of the later poem "Keaton," which has one of Bishop's finest, saddest openings — "I will be good; I will be good".

This method detects TE sequences in the genome and groups them according to a putative common ancestor represented by a consensus sequence (called a TE consensus).

Each allele-specific primer contained an oligonucleotide sequence (ZipCode) at its 5'-end, allowing hybridization to a complementary sequence (called a cZipCode) covalently attached to the microsphere surface.

In this method, a pre-existing bacterial assembly is improved by using PacBio long reads to connect two pre-assembled contigs into a longer sequence called a scaffold.

The genetic modification involves taking a growth hormone gene from a chinook salmon and joining it with a control DNA sequence (called a promoter) from an ocean pout – an eel-like creature from a different family of marine organisms.

A repeat sequence called "Chunjie" also displays the classic signatures of a MITE.