Sentence examples for distant horizontal from inspiring English sources
Passengers on this voyage range from a 20-year-old Italian bartender to a 92-year-old retired gynecologist, three stroke survivors and a pint-sized German fellow with a mouthful of silver caps who sits at the bow for endless hours, just staring at that distant horizontal line.
However, distant horizontal propagation, far beyond the presumed ictal onset zone, occurred at the very onset of the seizure, albeit at lower amplitude and a slightly shorter distance than during later time points, with only a slight increase in propagation distance over the course of the seizure (Figs 5 and 6).
In terms of the output connectivity, a common feature of all neurons was that the main axonal stem descended toward or into the white matter, giving rise to a local plexus as well as several more distant horizontal or recurrent collaterals.
These results indirectly suggested that the phenomenon of OSC overrepresentation is stable to distant horizontal gene transfer, and should apply to presently uncharacterized genomes that may have arisen from extensive horizontal gene transfer with significant sequence compositional diversity and phylogenetic incongruence [ 28, 29].
Recent studies in archaeal, bacterial, and viral genomes suggest that a proportion of ORFans likely originated via horizontal gene transfer from distant cellular sources (Yin and Fischer 2008; Cortez et al. 2009).
Acquisition of virulence factors and antibiotic resistance by many clinically important bacteria can be traced to horizontal gene transfer (HGT) between related or evolutionarily distant microflora.
Grating orientation was horizontal.
kern-0pt} {left[ {frac{{ell_{text{cable}} }}{n} times c} right]}} (16 in which ℓ cable is the horizontal distant from X s to X e. Similar to Eqs. 1, 2 and 3 in Sect.
So in the shuttered gloom of the rue du Jésus, we intermittently monitored a distant Olympics after doing horizontal beach time on "transat" recliners five minutes' stroll away.
Mismatches between trees may be explained either by different rates of mutations in distant taxa, or by horizontal gene exchange.
