Sentence examples for alignment known as from inspiring English sources

The Giants' alignment, known as the umbrella defense for its shape, had the two defensive ends drop back from the line of scrimmage and the four defensive backs spread out.

She was captain of the American team that won the inaugural Women's World Cup in China in 1991, playing forward with Akers and Carin Gabarra in an alignment known as the triple-edged sword, fronting a relentless attack that outscored the opposition 74 goals to 5 during qualifying and the final round of the tournament.

It recommended a new alignment, known as the "Orange Route", be selected for the Perth to Adelaide National Highway.

The highway takes an 11.7 km curve around the northern edge of Northam, meeting up with the eastern section of the former alignment, known as Yilgarn Avenue.

Their periodic alignment is known as a "transit".

In the 1940s, US 206/Route 39 was realigned to the south of White Horse; the former alignment was known as Route 160 between the 1960s and the 1980s.

In 1938, US 206/Route 31 was designated to bypass Somerville, the former alignment was known as Route 177 from the 1960s until 1974.

In BLAST, an alignment is known as a high-scoring pair, or HSP[ 40].

After the completion of all the hmmpfam searches against the training and test set of genomes, using both the Pfam and FPfam HMMs, the hmmer normalized alignment scores (known as bitscores) were extracted.

The mismatch due to the variant might cause all the bases from the variant to the edge of the read to be excluded from the alignment, otherwise known as 'soft-clipping' of the read bases.

We demonstrate the use of our tables in pairwise sequence-to-structure alignments (also known as 'threading') of membrane proteins using the FUGUE alignment program.