Sentence examples for complex and repetitive from inspiring English sources

The lines, complex and repetitive as musical scores, might then suggest a title, like "View of a Mountain Sanctuary" or "Forest Architecture," "Rock-Cut Temple" or "Fishes in a Torrent".

Compared to complex and repetitive manipulations in the set partitioning in hierarchical tree (SPIHT) coding and the vector quantization (VQ), the proposed algorithm has advantages of simple manipulations and a feedforward structure that would be suitable to implement on very-large-scale integrated circuits and general microcontrollers.

Telomeres are particularly complex and repetitive, and thus very difficult to assemble correctly.

The fact that NaS reads are able to go through complex and repetitive regions explains why assemblies based on NaS reads lead to higher quality in terms of solving repeat regions.

piRNAs are generated from a variety of different precursors, including long single-stranded RNAs, and complex and repetitive regions, often carrying many transposons or transposon fragments (Siomi et al. 2011).

The immense size, complex and repetitive sequence of hornerin resulted in failed attempts to successfully produce a recombinant protein, overexpress the protein, or significantly knock down the levels in cell lines; therefore, we were unable to directly determine whether the increase in mRNA levels and protein fragmentation are promoting cell survival or promoting cell death.

In this regard, the tribological contact bucket tappet/camshaft offers high potential for friction reduction but imposes high demands on DLC coatings due to highly complex kinematics and repetitive loads depending on the cam contours and the camshaft angle and speed.

This assembly also identified 47,238 breakpoint positions, resolving 26,079 euchromatic structural variations (SVs) at the single-nucleotide resolution, including inversions, complex insertions, and repetitive regions.

Among the 12 chromosomes, the complex and highly repetitive centromere-specific DNA sequences were first reported in Cen4 (Zhang et al. 2004), Cen8 (Nagaki et al. 2004; Wu et al. 2004), and subsequently Cen3 (Yan et al. 2006) which also complemented the previous extensive works on rice centromeres (Jiang et al. 1996; Cheng et al. 2002).

Radiation hybrid mapping is an important tool for mapping/cloning genes in recombination poor regions [ 14] and developing a marker scaffold for whole genome assembly [ 8, 25] of important crops like wheat with complex and highly repetitive genomes.

These regions are difficult to reassemble even with the corrected PacBio reads and likely represent complex and highly repetitive regions of the genome.> Based on the manual inspection of split read alignments and the rate of false positive breaks that were introduced we chose to break the M_zebra_v0 assembly wherever REAPR had predicted a misassembly in 4 or more of the Illumina insert libraries.