In part, this is because a key bad-weather arrival route, its path dictated by the alignment of the primary runway, crosses the region east of (but not over) Indian Point.
The bottle-neck is the pair-wise group alignments must be done in order dictated by the dendrogram (O(m)), and each alignment requires all the column pair-wise scores be calculated (O(m)).
Each trace represents a stream, which is in perfect alignment with the direction dictated by the raster DEM.
In cell culture, both the organization of actin filaments of human mesenchymal stem cells and the cellular alignment of meniscal fibroblasts were dictated by the prevailing nanofiber orientation.
The criteria to choose the best pair of alignments for the ends are then dictated by the user, and can be based on best-combined score, uniqueness, as well as other post-alignment filtering criteria.
Once the fission process is completed, the alignment and the relative position of the offspring were dictated by the summed up forces, a result leading to the specific arrangement of daughter cells seen in the microscope field.
The overall alignment of such a RNA, either dissolved in an ordering medium, or self-aligned by its diamagnetic susceptibility, is dictated by the elongated helix.
The fixation of substitutions is dictated by a simple scoring function, which is derived from the template structure and an alignment of its homologs.
The difference is attributed to the fact that the speed up observed for spheres is dictated by size exclusion of the particles at the boundary, while rods slow down due to increasing alignment at the boundary.
The comparison of consecutive (i.e., with a delay of 20 to 30 min) with the simultaneous TOF-MRA/PET suggests that retrospective spatial alignment is a mandatory step in case that angiography and PET cannot be acquired truly simultaneously, e.g., when dictated by other constrains of the overall study, as in this work.
"It was dictated by you".
