The phrase "alignment operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, project management, or any field where tasks or components need to be aligned or coordinated.
Example: "The team conducted several alignment operations to ensure that all parts of the machine were functioning together smoothly."
Alternatives: "synchronization tasks" or "coordination activities".
Fig. 22 Global Registration alignment operation setup.
Beside the scenario considered in this article, energy efficiency can be further improved with more complex schemes, e.g., adaptive bit allocation on subcarriers and phase alignment operation at relay nodes.
Potential barriers to its use include cost and complexity of the required optical system, and the necessity of careful alignment, operation, and analysis to obtain meaningful results.
An objective assessment of the quality of an alignment operation can be derived from a set of appropriately selected control samples.
Back-trace from the maximum scoring cell runs simultaneous with the following alignment operation, yielding a CIGAR string, which indicates soft clipping and indel positions.
If this basic alignment operation can be streamlined by the USM procedure into the scalable and distributed processing form described here, the expectation is that other sequence analysis operations can be similarly decomposed, including more advanced types of alignment proceedures.
Whereas one control sample very often suffices for the first (chemical) part of the quality control procedure, more samples are needed to be able to judge the quality of an alignment operation.
In the other cases, innovation appears to have been either introduced without sufficient regard for cost implications or alignment of operations to the new market strategy, or it was limited to a repeat of past innovative accomplishments and was insufficiently reflective of the new market conditions resulting from the original disruptive innovations.
Alignment procedure itself can be visualized as a series of insert, delete operations.
