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Post processing (i.e. conversion of SAM to sorted BAM) of aligned reads was accomplished using SAMTools.

We here used an established BAM of decision making12,13,14,15 to predict the neural and resulting behavioural consequences of influencing vmPFC function with neurostimulation.

On the airport road, one still intact sign reminded visitors that the Bam of old might never be quite the same.

Today's the day to high-foot it to Brooklyn for the screenings, at BAM, of Joseph Mankiewicz's comedy of motherhood and metaphysics, "People Will Talk" (which, if absolutely necessary, you can also get on DVD).

Alan Rickman directs a Donmar Warehouse production, imported to BAM, of David Greig's adaptation of August Strindberg's 1888 drama "Creditors," following a sold-out run in London (April 16-May 16).

Cultural theorist Stuart Hall was a significant intellectual force among the visual artists and film-makers of what became known as the British Black Arts Movement (Bam) of the 1980s and early 1990s.

"It started out great with Manafort and Gates, and then, bam, out of nowhere, Papadopoulos.

Joe Melillo, of BAM, said of the production, "People couldn't talk at the end — the death of Cleopatra was so emotional that people were sobbing".

Now for the big finale: a non-stop wham-bam of Asbo favourites.

This time, it was announced, they were going to go the other way – no two-parters and no long-running storyline, but a bam-bam-bam of big, blockbusting, one-off stories.

The videos did not show the shootings, but the bam-bam-bam of rapid gunfire resonated in the cramped courtroom as police sirens wailed in the background.