Sentence examples for buster based from inspiring English sources
Recently, the hAT superfamily was divided into two major groups or families, Ac and Buster, based on the primary sequence of their transposases and by differences in target-site selection (Arensburger et al. 2011).
As we mentioned before, the hAT superfamily consists of at least two families, Ac and Buster, based on the phylogeny of their transposases and by difference in target-site selection (Arensburger et al. 2011).
Just imagine launching nuclear bunker busters based on weapons intelligence as unreliable as that circulating before the Iraq war.
Mr. Todd also starred in "The Dam Busters" (1955), based on the true story of Royal Air Force Squadron 617, which in daring wartime raids used specialized "bouncing" bombs to demolish strategic German dams.
Her organization hired Cleo's owners, Goose Busters, a company based in Virginia that has worked extensively in the New York region, at $725 a week for about eight weeks, or until molting season begins.
But though it was based on Prince Buster's Al Capone – as another hasty reissue confirmed – Gangsters didn't really sound like ska at all.
Their short-lived relationship with the Clash camp gave them the impetus to write the first 2 Tone salvo Gangsters, based on Prince Buster's Al Capone, with its opening line: "Bernie Rhodes knows, don't argue!" The Specials needed a flipside but had spent their £700 studio budget, which had been raised from friends and family.
Cluster-Buster, a Hidden Markov Model based method [ 93] was used to identify clusters of pre-specified motifs in a given gene cluster.
Mickey's first major cartoon ("Steamboat Willie") was based on a new Buster Keaton film, "Steamboat Bill".
October "REBECCA HORN: DIVING THROUGH BUSTER KEATON'S BEDROOM". An exhibition of mechanized props and installation works that figure in this West German sculptor's directorial debut, a film based on the life of Buster Keaton.
And at 8 30 Buster Keaton stars in two brilliant comedies based on the theatrical experience: the 1921 two-reeler "The Play House" and the 1924 feature "Sherlock, Jr".
