Sentence examples for a sequence of huge from inspiring English sources

The stretch of the shore near the Sunnyside Resort is little more than a sequence of huge, timbered mansions sandwiched between the lake and the slopes.

The protests were the culmination of a sequence of huge corruption scandals, from last year's Commonwealth games in Delhi to the distribution of 2G mobile-telecoms spectrum licences.

On the coastal side of the road a sequence of huge, eye-catching gates mark the entrance to luxury resort hotels while blue-and-white signs advertise the water-based theme parks that also punctuate this coast.

In the 1970s the military government dreamed of a sequence of five dams and huge reservoirs on the Xingu, which would have generated 20,000MW by displacing tens of thousands of people and flooding 18,000 square km, including Indian reserves.

Inside Manchester's sprawling town hall, Ford Madox Brown's sequence of huge murals celebrates the city's triumphant progress, from its origins as a Roman fort by way of the arrival of the first Flemish weavers to the building of the Bridgewater canal.

He produced a kind of battle symphony, with martial fanfares introducing a sequence of Norse ballads and ending with a huge chorus in praise of King Olaf.

In NGS method, sequencing of huge DNA such as of human (~3 billion nucleotides) can be carried out in a single day by synthesis of all the fragments of the genome so created using polymerase and labeling each nucleotide that is being incorporated.

In Table 6, we can see that the run-time of regular expression-based search followed by HMM screening is short enough to handle genomic sequences of huge size.

Initially genome browsers were mainly developed to display assemblies of smaller genomes of specific organisms, but with the latest rapid technological innovations and sequencing improvements, it is essential today to be able to navigate through sequences of huge length, and simultaneously browse for genomic annotations and other known sources of information available for these sequences.

Despite the complete determination of the genome sequence of a huge number of bacteria, their proteomes remain relatively poorly defined.

The availability of complete genome sequences and of huge EST collections allows the development of different microarray platforms in rice.