Sentence examples for collection of lines from inspiring English sources

Syntenic alignment files were downloaded from UCSD genome browser (http://genome.ucsc.edu .Polymorphism data of D. melanogaster 5' regulator region were collected from a worldwide collection of lines: OK17, HG84, Z s)56, Z s 30 from Africa; yep2, yep10, yep25 from Australia; 253.4, 253.27, 253.30, 253.30 and 253.38 from Taiwan.

Participants were shown black and white images that looked little more than a collection of lines and blotches until the full colour originals were seen.

Plus, it allows you to scroll through scores, and there's a brilliantly designed "curated score" that reduces the scale of the opening of Mahler's 6th Symphony or Stravinsky's Firebird, with their 40-or-so staves, to a smaller collection of lines without losing any essential musical information.

For instance, (mathcal {O}) could be a collection of lines, circles, or rectangles on (mathbb {R}^{2}) (conf. Fig. 2) or a combination of cubes in (mathbb {R}^{3}).

This leads them to ask, "Did people in pre-modern times see the world (oceans, rivers, and other bodies of water) as a living entity made up of a collection of lines just as depicted in classical Japanese painting?" Walking through the simulation room eliminates the barrier between visitors and the waves, ideally opening the mind to the idea of oceans and rivers as living beings unto themselves.

To characterize this variation further, we crossed two of the most extreme genotypes from the Raleigh (RAL) collection of lines.

In computer graphics, computer aided design, solid modelling and robotics and pattern recognition evaluation of focal point for a collection of line segments is the bottleneck problem.

The Radon transform for an object f is the collection of line integrals indexed by (θ, t) є [0, 2π] × R and is given by: {R}_fleft(theta, tright)={displaystyle {int}_{-infty}^{infty }{displaystyle {int}_{-infty}^{infty }fleft({x}_1, {x}_2delta left({x}_1 costheta +{x}_2 sintheta -tright d{x}_1d{x}_2right)}} (3).

Another option would be to divide the images or frames in different collections of lines which could be encoded in parallel.

The occupied area of the FPGA used is less than 1% of the total available area, which give us the possibility to replicate several times the encoding system and thus, several frames or different collections of lines of the same image can be compressed in a parallel way.

As you can see in the example above, many tabs aren't just collections of lines and notes.