Moreover, BD is defined over a continuous family of solutions, whereas B RDEE is defined over a discrete backbone set.
The dihedral angle of the kink was therefore constrained to 60° and all dihedral angles of a silicon backbone were set to 120°, 130°…180° and constrained as well.
The array also included a genomic backbone probe set with an average probe spacing of 30 kb.
Preoptimized and preapproved influenza virus backbones (sets of influenza gene segments other than those that encode the strain-specific antigens) can be designed for high yields in cell culture and eggs, as well as for attenuation, thereby increasing the vaccine supply while allowing manufacture in biosafety level 2 containment.
His previous Spanish film, The Devil's Backbone (2001), was set towards the end of the Civil War at a remote orphanage, and the events - which include the terrible brutality of Franco's troops and a ghost that issues warnings of forthcoming catastrophe - are seen through the eyes of a sensitive young boy.
More than any particulars of character or plot, it's the stubborn persistence of New Orleans music — as communal ritual, as cultural currency, as a means of modest income or immodest exhibition — that forms the backbone of "Treme," set in the months after Hurricane Katrina.
If the checking result is true, the backbone node i set ups a forward route to the sender.
To our knowledge, this was the first report of natural modification of the DNA backbone itself and sets it apart from well-documented DNA methylation and other changes to DNA bases.
When idealizing the protein backbone structure, we set the search space radius of an atom as r=1.6Å and the discrete grid size as ε= r/5.
These two analyses involved setting up a backbone constraint tree that matched the topology recovered by either: 1) Livezey and Zusi's [4] morphological anlaysis, or 2) Hackett et al.'s [29] molecular analysis (Figure 1).
