Sentence examples for assembled to recognize from inspiring English sources

Though both whites and African Americans assembled to recognize the former senator, all the speakers were African Americans, save Foraker.

Using the established RVD code (Boch et al. 2009; Moscou and Bogdanove 2009), TALE proteins can be assembled to recognize any given sequence of interest, the only restriction for target site selection being the presence of a thymidine (T) immediately 5′ of each recognition sequence (Cermak et al. 2011; Reyon et al. 2012).

He urged the assembled eminences to recognize that "All nations have rights, but all nations have responsibilities as well".

Following TCR α-chain rearrangement and mature TCR expression, DP thymocytes undergo positive selection using their newly assembled TCRs to recognize self peptide-major histocompatibility (pMHC) proteins expressed by the cTECs (cortical thymic epithelial cells).

In particular, we were interested in compounds that (i) bind to the repeating motifs in r CGG exp (1×1 nucleotide GG internal loops; Figure 1) and (ii) can be modularly assembled to afford multivalent compounds that recognize the repeating structure of r CGG exp, rather than a singular motif.

The assembled leaders refused to recognize the fledgling government of the rebel leader Michel Djotodia or to accept Mr. Djotodia as the legitimate head of state; they called instead for the creation of a transitional governing council.

When even the stellar Bob Odenkirk disappears into the (uniformly depressing) scenery, it's time to recognize that assembling a cast may not be enough.

To confirm that the potato hosts of the historic strains lacked the ability to recognize AVR3aKI, we assembled de novo short reads from the historic samples and aligned them against the R3a sequence from modern potato (Huang et al., 2005).

The RFID infrastructure senses the newly arriving parts to be assembled and via an integration framework, the robots are able to recognize them and perform cooperative welding operations.

A new approach enabling a mobile robot to recognize and classify furniture-like objects composed of assembled parts using a Microsoft Kinect is presented.

FREDDY was able to recognize a variety of objects and could be instructed to assemble simple artifacts, such as a toy car, from a random heap of components.