Sentence examples for extensive recourse from inspiring English sources
Among chordates, the appendicularian, Oikopleura dioica, has an unusually short life cycle involving rapid growth through extensive recourse to endoreduplication, a characteristic more associated with some invertebrates.
These tones require extensive recourse to discursive figures borrowed from psychology, poetics, and even 'dogmatics' ("obsession," "persecution," "recurrence," "too tight in its skin," "exile," "maternity," "love," "expiation," and "kenosis").
The current challenges in the field consist mainly in the cumbersome identification of optimal reaction coordinates and in the extensive recourse to expert human supervision and fine tuning of the algorithms.
He had extensive, often undeclared recourse to the profound, anti-totalizing intuitions into religious life found in Hermann Cohen and Franz Rosenzweig's philosophies.
The proposed workflow also demonstrates the power of analytical methods from control theory to provide a direct quantitative characterization of the dynamics of multistable biomolecular regulatory systems without recourse to extensive computer simulations.
With knowledge of the speed of rotation and the out-of-plane or in-plane frequencies along with this relationship in hand, the in-plane or out-of-plane frequency is easily investigated without recourse to further extensive calculations.
An astronomer wishing to specify an even fainter star will usually take recourse to a more extensive or more specialized catalog.
Given the growing wealth of Drosophila CRM annotation, these results suggest that extensive regulatory sequence annotation will be possible in newly sequenced insects without recourse to costly and labor-intensive genome-scale experiments.
In the new method, the hitherto noted, but not fully appreciated, ability of VpAP to autocatalyze the hydrolysis of the N-terminal propeptide and C-terminal regions was exploited; extensive dialysis of the highly purified VpAP-(His 6 full-length polypeptide yielded the mature active protein without recourse to proteinase K or heat treatment.
