In the process, we observed that the nearest neighbors obtained using the third way of sequence generation (where we represent a pair as a sequence of word lemmas) are quite indicative of the correct semantic relation class.
The antiserum to the NMDA1 subunit was raised to a sequence of the protein that is quite well conserved between invertebrates and mammals, but has not been properly characterized on fly tissue.
In the words of Franklin et al. [8], "conscious events occur as a sequence of discrete, coherent episodes separated by quite short periods of no conscious content" (see also [52]) - similar to the frames of a movie, the 'frames' of consciousness are discrete but are experienced as being continuous (although this analogy is not entirely accurate).
In particular the extended code seems to be well suited to deal with the rich chemistry of e.g. hydrocarbons in fusion edge plasmas, when a fragmentation of a single molecule proceeds via a sequence of neutral and charged states with quite distinct transport characteristics.
A Liouville number can thus be approximated 'quite closely' by a sequence of rational numbers.
Once inside the museum, visitors follow a sequence that is quite different from that of the old Modern: contemporary art is shown mainly in a set of large, double-height galleries on the second floor, and you move backward in time as you rise through the building and the ceilings get lower.
Running up a long sequence of wins is quite a feat, whatever the level, and Annie Power, a mare trained in Ireland by Willie Mullins, looks destined for the top after making it nine from nine at Cheltenham on New Year's Day.
The novel touches not one responsive note in me, but a whole sequence of them, each quite distinct.
"We've followed the sequence of events quite faithfully in making a new story based on the Passion, making it work theatrically and as a community event," he said.
Former security minister Lord West said he found the sequence of events "quite amazing".
