Sentence examples for characters of elements from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, the algorithm discovered shared elements in well-aligned regions by recognizing structural characters of elements.

Recognizing structural characters of elements, ab initio methods are able to discover novel elements yet may bring high false positive.

The genius of the cinema is the art of the heterogeneous — the juxtaposition, in a frame or a scene or a movie or, for that matter, in a single character, of elements that don't seem to go together but which are nonetheless thrust together by the curious or ironic or diabolical or miraculous course of existence itself.

His theories were based on assumptions about the "atomic" character of elements that were subjected to various forces in chemical reactions, not merely those of attraction by affinity, and he attempted to account for these other forces by focusing on the mass of reactants and on cohesion and elasticity in different states of matter.

They used two typical characters of the elements for approximating the velocity and flux variables.

The short of the matter is that the jurisdictional character of the elements of the cause of action in Gwaltney made no substantive difference (nor even any procedural difference that the Court seemed aware of), had been assumed by the parties, and was assumed without discussion by the Court.

Correlation analysis reveals that the sequence character of Alu elements and its enrichment have endowed the actively regulating regions with a higher GC content, together with more CpG sites, and also a higher methylation density.

The atomic character of such elements varies widely in the region, partly because the source of rainstorms varies -- the Atlantic Ocean for the high mountains where the body was found and the Mediterranean Sea for valleys to the south.

The absence or cryptic character of mobility elements in the surrounding region of GimA further strengthens this suggestion.

One could speculate that the "trace" character of these elements discouraged more extensive research for psychological reasons.

However, the presence of recombinase-coding genes points to the mobile character of these elements and suggests that at least some of them are functional prophages.