Sentence examples for a single reading of from inspiring English sources

It is virtually impossible to settle on a single reading of the E Minor Violin Concerto.

When fresh IMU data is received, the MCU filters out sensor noise, and then fuses the data from the two sensors together to produce a single reading of tilt.

In this one-volume edition, Franklin offers a single reading of each poem usually the latest version of the entire poem rendered with Dickinson's spelling, punctuation, and capitalization intact.

To the curators' credit, "David Bowie Is" — as the open-ended title indicates — attempts something more complex than a single reading of a career that has encompassed an astonishing range of musical and cultural directions.

This increasing regard for the leftover bits of a life began in the academy, the consequence of critical theories that pulled attention away from a single reading of a subject's life and on to other versions (the author wasn't so much dead as protean and plural).

Specifically, Mr. Elderfield explained of his November 2004 installation, the new gallery design enabled him "to get away from the relentlessly forward-driven feeling of the earlier installation" and, in a sense, release visitors from a single reading of modern art.

Of course, there's no way of knowing how to reassemble the information from a single "read" of the genome.

Although SMRT sequencing has only ∼90% accuracy during a single read of a given template, a DNA polymerase can traverse a circular molecule multiple times before stochastically disengaging.

The mRNA-seq libraries were analyzed on a HiSeq 2000 (Illumina) platform with a SR50 sequencing kit for a single read of 51 cycles.

The amplified viral nucleic acid libraries were then sequenced by using an Illumina Genome Analyzer II (Illumina Trading, Beijing, China) for a single read of 81 bp.

A single read of 36 nucleotides spanning the splice site between exons 1 and 2 is assigned to NANOGP8 in the Neanderthal genome assembly.