Final alignment was off by about an inch, but mission control told the astronauts that it was good enough and to turn to the next task.
Again you're a disembodied hand, just one holding a gun — but right off the bat, the alignment was off, so it felt to me that the gun should be pointed up, when in fact it was pointed straight ahead.
Psick pressed a spirit level up against the fuel cell and noted that the alignment was somewhat off, to Moss' mild chagrin, upon which Psick deadpanned that the misalignment could in fact improve the car's cornering ability, depending on whether the turn in question was a right- or left-hander.
The alignment of the chrome trim was off by at least a sixteenth of an inch, and the rear edge of the doors was just slightly lower than the front.
In both cases, a wide range of scoring matrices correct the alignment, including a matrix at the predicted target identity (for the red low identity alignment, VT120, VT100 and VT80 produce an alignment that is off by two residues, whereas VT40 is perfect).
The alignment was supposed to fork off of Route 169 near Interchange 14A on the Newark Bay Extension, and parallel the extension through the Greenville Railroad Yards.
Off-axis alignment was expressed as rotation error, which is a measure of orientation and expressed as an angle, and as surface translation error, which is measured on the surface of the lateral epicondyle and expressed in millimeters (Fig. 3) [11] 11].
BLAST alignment was performed with a typical cut-off E value of 10−5 between unigenes, using publically available protein data from several databases: NCBI non-redundant protein (NR), Swiss-Prot protein, Clusters of Orthologous Groups (COGs), Gene Ontology (GO), and the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG).
This combined alignment was then trimmed to remove poorly aligned regions using trimAl v1.3 [ 57] (consistency-score cut-off 0.1667, gap-score cut-off 0.9).
My alignment was slightly out.
