Sentence examples for equivalent characters from inspiring English sources

Second, we calculated a maximum parsimony tree for the full-length sequences, following the conversion of different types of domains into equivalent characters.

Thus, applying a subset seed mask to a string can be thought of as replacing equivalent characters at each position by some fixed character.

Instead, Mr. Morris has an equivalent character who's more central: Mrs. Stahlbaum, the heroine's mother.

If one accepts that where there is conserved gene order around a homologous array in multiple genomes, this proves that the loci are orthologous (i.e., directly inherited from an ancestor with an equivalent character), the failure of these orthologs to appear monophyletic in a phylogeny is evidence for the alteration of conspecific sequences, i.e., concerted evolution within individual genomes.

Since polytomies had to be resolved prior to performing the character reconstruction analyses, these two trees were equivalent for character mapping.

James plays the character of Jimmy Hall in a much more comedic manner than Roger Delgado's interpretation of the equivalent journalist character Hugh Conrad in the television version; Guest cast James in order to "lighten the story a bit".

Some of these are considered the operatic equivalent of character parts in film; some are associated with mature singers.

She was the real-life equivalent of Banks' character and, like the character, got the care she needed.

In fact, students of Chinese stratification research emphasize the role of the work organization, or danwei a Chinese character equivalent to work unit or workplace.

The German tenor Gerhard Siegel, who made his Met debut last month as Mime in "Das Rheingold," brought an appropriately nasal yet uncommonly powerful voice and menacing presence to this role, the operatic equivalent of a great character part in film.

Friends were skeptical; Twitter followers sent me the 140-character equivalent of raised eyebrows.