Sentence examples for a sequence that gives from inspiring English sources

We then prove an optimal sequence theorem that identifies a sequence that gives rise to an optimal processing time among all possible load distribution sequences, whenever such a sequence of load distribution exists.

We arranged the relevant submodels into a sequence that gives all the relevant comparisons between adjacent lines from an analysis of deviance.

a deviance b drift or linear secular trend c curvature or non-linear effect d the submodels are arranged in a sequence that gives all the relevant tests as comparisons between adjacent lines (using the difference in deviances and the F test).

At one point the Electrician plays a waiter on whom the Duchess very visibly (and while singing) performs fellatio, a sequence that gave the opera an air of notoriety that lingers to this day but is far more disconcerting than arousing, with brutal vocal lunges.

Identification of amyloidogenic sequences via a bioinformatics approach is not only able to expand the amyloid sequence space, but in the identification algorithms required, highlight the characteristics of a sequence that give it a propensity to assemble [ 13].

Using these HSP90-like sequences at the root of the tree, we postulate a gene duplication event that produced Group C sequences at the base of the HSP90 family tree, and a sequence that gave rise, via another duplication event to Groups A and B (Fig 5A).

In any case, in "Game of Thrones" people always take second place to machinery — the big ticking clockwork of plot and relationships, of family trees and maps and flowcharts symbolized by every episode's best feature, the beautifully animated opening-credit sequence that gives an aerial survey of the show's world.

In head-to-toe black and flip-flops Mr. Gries repeated a movement sequence that gave his body — through deceptively simple means of sitting, standing, leaning and rolling — a sense of melting and hardening.

By that we could identify a genomic NabKin sequence that gave a large number of additional matching peptides.

The optical map allowed rapid closure of one genome and identified an assembly error in a fully-assembled genome sequence that gave no prior indication of having errors.

Surprisingly, not only was the Suzuki Miyaura coupling accomplished between the A and C ring components, but it was accompanied by the condensation of the aldehyde with the methylene of the lactam to form ring-B. Additionally, the TBDMS protecting group was lost from the hydroxylactam in a highly desirable cascade sequence that gave only one major product in each case.