Sentence examples for descent of information from inspiring English sources
Homology is basically similarity due to descent of information from a common ancestor to its descendants, and sharing homologous similarities may signal unique ancestry or it may signal more ancient ancestry.
When the merest brush of a finger can open up a world of information or a descent into an infernal army of free radicals of distraction, advancing on brain cells struggling for usage.
For LE-MAS, one would like to apply a method that uses identity-by-descent (IBD) information of haplotypes to properly account for relationships between haplotypes of related animals and to account for phase differences between markers and QTL in different families [ 7].
Here, we discuss the many merits and occasional pitfalls of using identity by descent information in conjunction with HTS studies.
In principle, due to the common descent of all living organisms, discoveries made in one species might provide scientists with valuable information about another species.
Sidebar: The Descent of Man.
—Charles Darwin, Descent of Man.
"The Descent of Edward Wilson".
(Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man).
The advantage provided by the constellations with two degrees of freedom (such as quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM)) over the ones with one degree of freedom (such as phase-shift-keying (PSK), and pulse amplitude modulation (PAM)) was shown [1], and a proper mapping (based on a gradient-descent procedure) of the information bits into points of a two-dimensional constellation was proposed [2].
