Sentence examples for continuous matches from inspiring English sources

BLAST uses fixed-length continuous matches as a template for finding common words, and the template is called a seed.

Recent study [ 25] added a free energy threshold: over 85% identity, over 15 bp continuous matches, and lower -30 kcal/mol in free energy.

So, we have defined a new metric, maximum matched region as a part of the miRNA-target region with maximum number of continuous matches.

For the 50-mer data set we used the following thresholds: - identity level with target sequence: 85% - maximum stretch of continuous matches:15bp - hybridization free energy: -30 kcal/mol The difference between our data set and the one of [ 20] is that the latter was built using -40 kcal/mol.

For the 70-mer data set we used, again from [ 21], - identity level with target sequence: 85% - maximum stretch of continuous matches: 20 bp - hybridization free energy: -40 kcal/mol Computing optimal spaced seeds is a hard problem; see [ 15, 22].

No use of Football Services which amounts to a continuous match commentary or live data service may be published during the match.

The model uses original numerical-analytic calculations based on analytical solutions of the equation of waveguide steps vibrations and their continuous matching with numerical solution of the equation of transitional section vibrations.

In this paper we propose a novel Lyapunov based approach for the gain adaptation of super-twisting algorithm ensuring global finite time convergence to the desired sliding surface for linear time invariant systems with absolutely continuous matched uncertainties/disturbances bounded together with their gradients by known functions which could be not globally Lipshitz.

Considering an appropriate sliding output with relative degree one, we present the sliding mode control design based on the Super-Twisting Algorithm (STA), ensuring finite time convergence to the desired sliding surface for the linear periodic system with Lipschitz continuous matched and unmatched uncertainties bounded together by their gradients by known functions.

Continuous matching may make over this fault to some extent, but in the special conditions which urgently allow for only one-time matching or suffer from large measurement errors, the results after this method even cannot satisfy the requirement of medium-level accuracy during navigation.

The identity and continuous match are calculated from the alignment.