Sentence examples for and the connecting of from inspiring English sources
Clearly the movement of computing to the edge of the network will continue, and the connecting of things/biosensors that are not computers (Internet of Things) will continue.
To check the correctness of both coding of the RCCX structure and the connecting of RCCX structures and CYP21A2 haplotypes, a simulated RCCX CNV data set was generated by the random connection of the haplotypic RCCX structures from a recent family study not relying on any bioinformatic inferences (Banlaki, Doleschall, et al. 2012) and the resolved CYP21A2 haplotypes.
This is possible for pictures 1 to 3, but starting with picture 4, the gaps between the lines are so pronounced that the law of closure may no longer apply and the connecting of lines to form petals is no longer possible.
Dr. Swanson produced that work before the days of the Web, with the help of very rudimentary programs that organize data, and did most of the connecting of concepts and terms himself.
All of the Liffey bridges, and the connecting parts of the road, were subject to inundation when the river flooded; the 1929 Tasmanian Floods carried the bridge away.
Ser is located in a stretch of residues that form the first two β-strands and the connecting loop of the β domain in the canonical kinase fold.
Our results show that the interfacial shear strength (ISS) of BN-CNT/PE nanocomposites strongly depends on the BN composition and the connecting pattern of the C/BN fragment in the embedded BN-CNTs.
The aim of our study is to examine the association between preeclampsia and the connecting peptide of the pregnancy hormone relaxin (pro-RLX2) as a potential new biochemical marker.
The experimental results show that the external walls can remarkably increase the structural capacity, stiffness and energy dissipation capacity, and the connecting stiffness of beam-column joints has negligible effect.
We have shown how to relate in an active network the rate of information that can be transmitted from one point to another, regarded as mutual information rate (MIR), the synchronization level among elements, and the connecting topology of the network.
Colonies of P. carnea and H. symbiolongicarpus were grown on 15 mm round cover glass from a few polyps and the connecting tissue of a source colony, and maintained in racks in aquariums at 20.5°C using standard conditions (e.g. Blackstone, 1998b).
