Pairwise ordination distances (reflecting the level of dissimilarity between the genome constellations of each pair of isolates) were positively associated with pairwise geographic distances (R = 0.29, P < 0.001), demonstrating that genome constellations get increasingly dissimilar with greater geographic distances between isolates (Fig. 2).
Think of a farm instead as a constellation of people, each of whom has ties to a local community -- to churches and schools, to banks and farm-implement dealers, to co-ops and Lions Clubs.
In this fantasy, he sees a constellation of gateways, each a unique monument to Chinese history and creativity, marking the key entrances to Chinatown.
Nevertheless, it seems probable that for many common forms of SLI we are unlikely to find individual genes of large effect; rather the etiology will be complex and involve a constellation of influences, each of which is small in magnitude.
The shower in question, known as the Leonids (because it appears to originate in the constellation of Leo), happens each November when the earth's orbit intersects with that of comet Temple-Tuttle and bits of dust that have blown off the comet burn up in the atmosphere.
In GPS, the constellation of SVs in each orbit is determined by true anomaly [12].
"The resulting rhythms and harmonies allow us to experience our surroundings with a newly heightened appreciation for the audiovisual dynamics of the world around us". Shalom says that "each object was selected for both the way it performs audiovisually as well as how it fit in the overall constellation of objects for each character".
In this case, the sum rate is unbounded if the rate (constellation size) of each UE is adapted with the SNR.
Hit the play button and an animated graphic, called Gapminder World, shows a constellation of brightly colored bubbles, each representing a different country, bouncing along over two centuries.
