Sentence examples for alignment making from inspiring English sources

This year, the dates of all four are in relative alignment, making for a possible fall excursion for committed contemporary-art buffs.

That threw the company's cost structure out of alignment, making it even more difficult for Lucent to meet its financial goals.

What happened to the idea that prolonged kneading works a dough's gluten proteins into alignment, making it more elastic and capable of rising higher into a lighter loaf?

Moreover, due to the nature of the slide preparation and digitization process, the tissue and its features do not have the exact same morphology, appearance, or spatial alignment, making it difficult to find the same region on adjacent slides.

Cells on polyacrylamide gels of comparable low strain modulus to fibrin are round and thus display no orientation or alignment, making soft linear elastic gels an unsuitable control.

For example, phylogenomic trees derived from genomic abundance counts of FF and FSF domains [ 28, 30] are less prone to the effects of HGT as shown in a number of studies [ 29, 31- 34] and do not require computation of sequence alignment, making them free from the problems resulting from characters that are not applicable to data sets (i.e., insertion/deletions in sequence alignment) [ 35, 36].

When they do, they may find that in many ways the Wells Fargo alignment makes more sense.

The other examples show some other cases in which the alignment makes the difference between the hypotheses.

This alignment makes it possible to estimate interior using mathematical inverse transform that has been used in the conventional ray CT, although the light is scattered.

The new alignment makes a sharp hook west along the former Route 5.

SP5 [11] used a profile-based gap model, which depends on the multiple sequence alignment made by PSIBLAST.