" Start with a direct statement about the job, even if you compose a sentence fragment for your objective.
The Argentinian fabulist Jorge Luis Borges composed a famous fragment called "On Exactitude in Science", that describes an empire whose guild of expert cartographers was commanded by their sovereign to devise a map which would be, point-for-point, coextensive with the empire's entire territory.
As mentioned in [ 15] this algorithm can be considered as a restriction of the algorithm by Rivas and Eddy to the cases 12 ' 1 ' 2 G 2 12 ' G 1 1 G 2 ' 1 1 G 12 ' and 12 1212 12 G 2 12 G 1 1 G 21 1 G 12 with an additional case 1'2G21' that composes a gapped fragment (i, j; k, l) from a single base pair (i, l) and (i + 1, j; k, l - 1).
The transgene was composed of a fragment of an hIAPP cDNA linked to the rat insulin II promoter.
In our analysis, the smallest repeat unit bearing one miRNA gene (MSHORT1) is composed of a 3' fragment of a B1F3 element, two microsatellites and additional sequence.
For embryogenic calli, two sample types were taken: one sample was just composed of a fragment of the callus, and the other from a fragment of callus with a piece of leaf from a control plant.
In this study, we examined large numbers of individual cells, and quantified the extent of cell spreading and the activity of a reporter construct composed of a fragment of the TN-C promoter driving a degenerate version of enhanced GFP.
Based on the bootscanning analysis (data not shown), this viral genome was composed by a fragment of subtype A in the protease portion, one fragment of around 400 bp classified as unknown (U), located at the 5' side of the reverse transcriptase, followed by a subtype K fragment of 301 bp from position 2952 to 3253 (relative to HXB2 isolate).
Within a certain genomic region, we composed a set of N virtual fragments (50bp to 70bp) that were generated from two sources: 1. n fragments that appeared randomly within the region, with no association with the pre-defined protein binding site and no correlation with 6-bp motif composition of local sequence.
As a result, we have a frozen postbox of some two hundred and fifty thousand fragments composing an unparalleled archive of life in Egypt from the ninth to the nineteenth centuries.
There are Rothkoesque hallucinations with bright, glowing clouds of color; Magritte-like hallucinations featuring surreal conflations of people's heads and objects; and Picasso-esque hallucinations in which faces are grossly distorted or composed of fragments — "a nose, part of a mouth, an eye, a huge head of hair, all juxtaposed in a seemingly haphazard way".
