Sentence examples for contiguous components from inspiring English sources

The chains can be aligned by SSE using one of two different methods: (i) the tm-align algorithm (Zang and Skolnick, 2005) or (ii) minimizing the number of differences between the assigned SSEs retaining the chains as contiguous components.

3-D contiguous components analysis provided for each telomere a set of quantitative parameters, including local background, center of 'mass' (weighted by the background-subtracted fluorescence intensities), position of maximum intensity, volume, the number of boundary pixels, and the background-subtracted integrated intensity.

The easiest way to arrange aggregation would be to use contiguous component carriers within the same operating frequency band (as defined for LTE), the so called intra-band contiguous.

For proper functioning, both temporomandibular joints and the connecting mandible, together with the masticatory muscles and contiguous tissue components, play a major role.

As the results for the single-component case are promising, let us now evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed solution when the non-contiguous multicarrier transmission is applied for two adjacent component carriers.

In cases where motifs have only one component (contiguous motifs) or roughly the same structure, for example A.A.A.S and P.P.P.S, it scores roughly in the same way all the motifs, which makes difficult to distinguish the truly significant ones.

In general, the zeros do not have to be the high-frequency components or contiguous.

Figure 10 shows circular 2D-SSA (top and bottom edges are contiguous) decomposition into elementary components for Kr; Figure 11 shows this for the eve image.

It can be shown that SNP loci covered by reads of each component form contiguous stretches--hence the usage of the phrase "haplotype block" [ 34].

No cases were found to have 2 or more contiguous lucent zones around acetabular components and no cases showed 3 or more contiguous lucent zones around the femoral components.

A discrete real-field block code is an oversampled signal with n samples such that, in the transform domain (e.g., DFT), a contiguous number of high-frequency components are zero.