Most of these approaches implicate the estimation of a scoring function, based on the comparison of geometric, energetic, sequence-based or chemical features of known motifs or binding sites.
Seyðisfjörður (population 668), in the east fjords, surrounded by Mount Strandartindur and Mount Bjólfur, is part of an energetic skateboarding sequence.
Ms. Dunford then started an energetic stretching sequence, and later directed participants into pairs to "sculpt" each other's faces, hands and bodies into a physical expression of a "feeling" — loss, fright, pleasure, wonder and doubt.
After an energetic opening sequence that sees the titular twosome, played by Emile Hirsch and Zoë Kravitz, meet under the most chaotic of circumstances, the pair drift for much of the rest of the film until Schultz attempts to liven matters with an extended bout of extreme violence.
Palin's performance swiftly devolved from her energetic opening sequence.
The decay rates of mRNA/protein molecules must therefore be incorporated into the functional relationship between energetic cost, sequence lengths and mRNA/protein abundance.
"Colorful calm moments, energetic dynamic sequences and thought-provoking, mind bending constructions [will be] woven together into an overall seamless rhythm and flow," says hexeosis on Kickstarter.
"Trainwreck" is stuffed with visual references to other New York-set films, including "Working Girl" and "Manhattan," and makes terrific use of the city as a backdrop for love with exuberant set pieces, particularly a courtship montage in Central Park and a final, energetic, cheer-worthy sequence shot at Madison Square Garden.
Although several numbers highlighted Fosse's energetic choreography, many sequences suffered from an in-your-face staging that marked it as the work of a director not yet wholly aware of how stylized theatrical productions need to be muted for film.
