Considering the low prevalence of sharing TFs and the lack of selection constraint on adjacency of adjacent pairs, one possible explanation for the co-expression phenomenon is chromatin modifications [ 3, 15, 29].
("Adjacency of opposites" has its limits; repose and excitement cannot really be juxtaposed so quickly).
That adjacency of the humdrum and the frightening is central to the book.
The adjacency of your host's chair to your own may presage a confidence.
And city officials expect the adjacency of housing to transit stations to build ridership for the underused trolley line.
From the mid-50's through the early 60's, Wolpe's compositions overtly manifested his attachment to "the concept of adjacency of otherwise irreconcilable opposites," as he defined it in the 1960 talk.
Mr. Rand pointed to the adjacency of Bartolomeo Montagna's "Virgin Adoring the Child" (1503) and Alfred Stevens's "Mother and Child" (circa 1870), which would usually never be shown together in a traditional Clark exhibition.
The adjacency of fortune and misfortune, the coin toss that decides who lives and who dies, who wins and who loses: these subjects require not just eloquence and feeling but an analysis of the whole social order that in other hands would seem incompatible with lyric compression and intensity.
A parameter, d th d, is used to depict the adjacency of the sensor nodes.
In fact, it needs to know the value of adjacency of each vehicle to the average speed of cluster members.
The staggered adjacency of studio and project space allows people to be part of two communities: their project team and their professional group.
