Sentence examples for described in the header from inspiring English sources
The data may be supplied either as a molfile or SD file (input of inchi-1 executable, see InChI Software User's Guide [33]) or C data structures (as described in the header file "inchi_api.h", see InChI source code).
The X-ray crystal structures of heterodimers, according to the biological units described in the header of the Protein Data Bank (PDB), 36 which have 2.5 Å or better resolution and consist of two protein chains with more than 30 residues and a sequence identity lower than 85% by FASTA program, 37 were extracted from the PDB in April 2006.
As described in the HTTP 1.1 specification [38], the header can consist of several header fields (depending on server) and the header size is not limited through specification.
As described in the "Interpretation of IPv6 header parameters" section, the triplet source address, destination address, and flow label are used to uniquely identify each packet.
If AU 1 would have chosen to disseminate the message using topology broadcasting with a hop limit of 3, the difference would be that the destination address of the generated packet becomes FF16::1, as described in the "Interpretation of IPv6 header parameters" section.
Standard PHA file header keywordsare described in the PHA keywords dictionary entry.
This allows the helper to generate the second hop packet header as was described in the last subsection.
The headers of packets in larger flows are inspected with a frequency that is inversely proportional to the size of the flow, as described in the previous section.
Sub-cloning, capillary sequencing and finishing were performed using the standard procedures in operation at the Sanger Institute at the time and as described in summary in the headers of the International Nucleotide Sequence Database submissions for these BAC sequences.
The fields in the WiMAX Relay Header are described in more detail in Table5.
It is due to the increase of CSI overheads (i.e., the size of the CSI feedback increases with the channel bandwidth), as well as the constant PHY header duration (as described in Section 2.2).
