The Redskins' London Fletcher is undersized and thirty-eight years old, but he's been able to play for so long because he is a defensive Peyton Manning: seeing the game so lucidly, yelling out the offensive play about to unfold, changing alignments before the snap, organizing the field in real time.
Changing alignments parameters for gap opening and gap extension costs leads to the creation of alignments with different Indel sizes and frequencies [ 58].
You may have seen the "p align='center'" (within <>) used for changing text alignment.
The un-yoked movements of the right and left eyes result in continuously changing ocular alignment.
The Vikings moved through individual drills at a fairly brisk pace, but throughout practice Singletary could be heard giving tips on footwork, body position when changing direction, alignment and run fits, and recognition skills.
Femoral varus osteotomy is one of the surgical methods used to treat this disease, and it involves changing the alignment of the proximal femur to improve containment of the femoral epiphysis in the acetabulum.
The rigid nature of concrete and the weight of sleepers, in combination with the weight and speed of trains, causes the pulverization and crashing of the ballast (the gravel or broken stone laid in the railroad bed), changing the alignment of the line.
Therefore, it is desirable to improve PSI-BLAST performance without changing its alignment parameters (including scoring matrices and gap scores) with which the community is already familiar.
Adoption of innovative technologies that span professional and institutional boundaries pose challenges in terms of coordination of care processes, such as changing handovers, alignment of objectives and working culture and integrating the technology in each different setting [ 19].
In addition, changing the alignment parameters (such as the Gap penalty) or specifying certain assumptions (such as the presence of low complexity sequences interrupting a conserved domain) are likely to give different results.
