Sentence examples for chains of sequences from inspiring English sources

Homologous sequences presenting little conservation (i.e., a lesser sequence similarity across them than the threshold at which the network is constructed) will eventually produce chains of sequences.

The bulk of The Intern is a morass of wackiness, a chain of sequences shot in a flat and predictable manner that range from tedious to idiotic.

Although the work earned the nickname "Wagner Symphony" for its brief allusions to themes from Wagner's operas, the stately Adagio's first twenty seconds could easily have been by Handel — until a quiet stab of harmonic pain trips off a chain of sequences, dipping downward into the murk of painful memory.

The storage of temporal sequence information is thought to involve hippocampus-dependent memory systems, preserving temporal structure possibly via chaining of sequence elements in heteroassociative networks.

Such geometric constructions are modelled on nonholonomic manifolds provided with nonintegrable distributions and related chains of exact sequences of submanifolds defining N-connections.

In their protocol, specific DNA sequences were covalently coupled on the tips and sidewalls of plasma-activated aligned CNTs for sensing complementary DNA and/or target DNA chains of specific sequences.

Specifically, it was suggested that encoding of event sequences is based on an interaction of autoassociative networks in the CA3 region of the hippocampus, which stabilize the representation of each sequence element, with heteroassociative feedback circuits to the dentate gyrus that enable the chaining of succeeding sequence events [6].

Non-periodic layer lines are observed, and their positions are reproduced in simulated scattering patterns for extended chains of completely random sequence.