Sentence examples for close blast from inspiring English sources
Thompson's plan to close Blast!, a cross-media service aimed encouraging the creative skills of teenagers, was supported by the trust.
ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel company, has recently taken steps to close blast furnaces at Florange in France and Liege in Belgium.
The French government last year threatened to nationalize the Florange site, but Mr. Mittal largely held firm on his plans to permanently close blast furnaces there.
Alignment of these proteins with their close blast matches found in the NR protein database, and construction of a bootstrapped phylogram (Fig 2) shows several clades with strong bootstrap support, and allows the following inferences: The eight C. tarsalis proteins are the probable results of 4 genes.
These genes, together with their closest BLAST match in the genome, comprised the non-redundant gene pairs, a conservative bias against over-fitting on BLAST statistics.
Reference sequences of the closest BLAST matches of RdRp discovered in this study were downloaded from GenBank.
It is desirable to increase available peak pressure from ∼1 MPa to ∼5 MPa to simulate closer blast sources and facilitate development and testing of personal and vehicle armors.
Frank's "Dark Age," the book's closing blast, is an anguished contemplation of what he calls the "Cultural Miracle" perpetrated by a metastasizing marketplace that defangs any attempt to rationally contain it.
Its story has the player assume the role of F-Zero pilot Captain Falcon in nine chapters of various racing scenarios; such as Falcon's training regiment, a race against a rival through a canyon with falling boulders, attack and eliminate a rival's gang, and escape from a collapsing building through closing blast doors.
The closest BLAST matches to the models for tartronate semialdehyde reductase are genes encoding 3-hydroxyisobutyrate dehydrogenases.
A phylogenetic tree was made comparing rickettsial plasmid borne parA proteins with their closest blast hits (Figure 3).
