There's a mechanism to shatter the centre window to provide an escape route.
On each house, the third floor has three small flat-arched sash windows; the centre window sits below a small cornice supported on corbels.
Here, in both training and predicting, three windows are defined: one nine residue window centred at position i, one nine-residue window at position j and a central window of five residues at the midpoint ½(i + j).
To generate the heat maps of the raw ChIP-sequencing (ChIP-seq) data, CTCF or ER binding peaks were used as targets to centre each window.
Zhang et al. (2009) defined the nucleosome positioning degree of a certain genomic site as the ratio of the number of reads for a 20 bp window to that of a 160 bp window centred around that location.
Angry mobs overturned cars, smashed shopping centre windows and vandalised fruit stands before storming the warehouse searching for the alleged killer.
The first Grand Cherokee, the largest and most luxurious of Jeep's offerings, made its entrance by smashing through the convention-centre windows of the Detroit motor show in 1992.
Mismatch responses were defined using a similar approach to Čeponienė et al. [23]; taking MMN as the average amplitude over a 40 ms window centred on the peak and LDN as average amplitude over an 80 ms window centred on the peak.
(C ) Mutation frequency in promoters of mRNA genes (within a window 500 bp upstream and 50 bp downstream of the TSS) compared to the frequency of mutations in the promoters of tRNA (550 bp window centred on the middle of the tRNA gene), snoRNAs and snRNA genes (550 bp window as for mRNA genes).
To ensure a homogeneous population of events and remove outliers (multi-cell events, etc)., this window was applied to the flow cytometry data for each strain, selecting only those events within the FLS window centred at each strain's mean FLS.
Hyperspectral data were extracted from an 8 m × 8 m pixel window centred on each plot.
