Four clusters contained four sequences from each EGD-e, CLIP 11262, F2365, and H7858 as well as two identical or nearly sequences from F6854 (these four sequences were considered paralogs in F6854); only the F6854 sequence that matched the length of the other genes in this cluster was retained.
Historically, in North America, the most common types of fastening systems used for concrete crossties are the Safelok I or e-clip systems.
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Among them were redundancy in time and effort needed to find the necessary information (which may have been found by others before), and the possibility of idiosyncrasies or occasional unwanted "surprises" (e.g., clipping or artifacts) in otherwise suitable stimuli.
As such, as the study of film processing matures, it is likely that more naturalistic materials (e.g., clips from existing films) will have to give way to more controlled, experimenter-generated materials with numerous versions sharing features of interest (for a similar argument, see Magliano & Graesser, 1991).
Patients have physical limitations resulting from the skeletal, connective tissue, respiratory, and cardiac manifestations of Morquio A; endurance, mobility, and the ability to complete everyday activities (e.g., clipping nails or brushing hair) are also relevant measures of disease severity [Harmatz et al., 2013].
Instantly e-mailing clips or posting them on Facebook is a bit of magic far beyond what my camcorder will ever do.
No hard data exists on how many people spend the hours before breakfast rounding up news and e-mailing clips and quick summaries, and everyone's routine varies slightly.
For example, "How often did you use multimedia (e.g., video clips, animations, sound clips)?" (Marbach-Ad et al. 2012).
One high spatial detail clip (e.g., many small objects, SI ≥ 200 [4]).
One high motion clip (e.g., an object that moves across the screen in 1 s, which corresponds to an angular speed of 33°/s on a Full-HD display at 3H distance).
