Sentence examples for binary list from inspiring English sources
But while Nick Frost's Santa might dress like the kindly grandpa of Coca-Cola legend, he acts like a swashbuckling polar pirate, announces his arrival with an entourage of slinkies and goes on with the superiority of a man so judgmental as to divide all the world's children into a binary list of naughty and nice.
Let "D" denote our ordered binary list of length N (the total number of gene transcripts).
The pattern matching results are used to transform our ordered list into an 'ordered' binary list indicating a match, or no match, of the nucleotide query (seed) sequence in each of the respective 3'UTR sequences of our ordered list.
Each learning curve was obtained by first obtaining a binary list of significant response trials for each mouse, and then using a previously described expectation maximization algorithm to calculate the CR probability on each trial, for individual mice.
The desire to define by binary lists is natural enough, but it is rarely helpful.
Some of the binaries listed here can become associated with being gay, autistic or blind, for example.
Moreover, the recalibration of binary peak lists and a peak pair comparison tool to determine ICAT ratios were applied.
A length of 1024 bits was used for all binary fingerprints listed above, but for comparison a longer length of 16384 bits was used for a number of fingerprints (as in the original study).
The experiment reported here uses the symmetric basic version of the test (which has equidistant step sizes in the binary choice lists) with a relative low resolution (i.e., a relatively high value of the quotient s/ g).
Next, a binary table listing the presence or absence of at least one fully coded homolog of every known T3SE class in each of the 26 genomes was created.
Other interesting applications of the alphabet API include chromosomes for genetic algorithms using, but not limited to, integer or binary symbol lists, and the representation of Phred quality scores (Ewing et al., 1998) as a multiplication of the DNA and integer alphabets.
