The latter manages the storage of experimental metadata, which can be collectively searched and browsed via a query interface or web services; the destination for associated data files, and their protocol for transfer, is custom defined by the local administrator on installation.
This data is all organizable by device type, geography, experiment and variation allocation, as well as any customer defined custom variables.
It is a place constrained by custom and defined by class hierarchy.
Sequences can be filtered by their length, quality scores, GC content, number or percentage of ambiguous base N, non-IUPAC characters for nucleic acids, number of sequences, sequence duplicates, sequence complexity (for example, to remove simple repeat sequences such as ATATATATAT), and custom filters defined by the user given a predefined grammar.
The output is either a whole-genome plot, per-chromosome plots, a single image containing all the per-chromosome plots together, or a plot of a custom region defined by the user (e.g., a plot showing just chromosomes 3, 5, and X, or a plot showing a specific range within a single chromosome).
Forth also provides a facility by which a programmer can define new application-specific defining words, specifying both a custom defining behavior and instance behavior.
Law of war is defined by custom, treaties and interpretations by international tribunals, such as the International Criminal Court (ICC).
To do any less, he argued, delegitimized his customs and defined him not by his own culture but as an aberrant member of somebody else's.
Based on the chi, a unit of length after 1860 measuring 14.1 inches, the mou has been defined by customs treaty as 920.417 square yards.
Researchers can build new models by defining custom functions as parameters, and practitioners are able to perform analysis and prediction of their data using available algorithms.
