I think children belong, ideally, with two parents under one roof.
Contig: a sequence, which ideally belongs to the original genome, produced from assembling a group of reads.
Minneboo believes that the entire carriage belongs in a museum, ideally in an exhibition devoted to the history of Dutch colonialism that can provide commentary on van der Waay's "Homage from the Colonies".
Certainly, it's meant to come before lunchtime — though they may overlap — and ideally, if rarely, brunch belongs in the sweet spot of a late, lazy weekend afternoon.
Ideally, the KPCA model trained from the class which x also belongs to will always give the minimum reconstruction error.
Whereas this proposal reinforces the idea that the insula plays a key role in exogenous attention, the question of whether it belongs to the VAN or to the PEN (or both) requires further research, ideally involving temporally agile neural signals.
But the movie ultimately belongs to Mr. Paxton, whose Dad, but for his psychotic glitch, might pass as an ideally devoted working-class Texan father of two.
One belongs to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the other to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, and it is still hard to say whether, ideally, the pair of them should have stayed together or not.
Ideally, during infancy, the breast-feeding baby's tongue pushes at the upper jaw above where the front teeth will come in, and this helps the upper jaw to move forward where it belongs.
Ideally, the counter-selection FRT-like sequences should come from a subclass, to which an FRT-like site of interest belongs, since all sequences in this subclass have identical functionally important proximal-8 region.
