Sentence examples for fair sequence from inspiring English sources

Inclusion in the > 70% PERF_ALIGN still indicates fair sequence similarity, and in most cases this is sufficient for large-scale analysis.

The inflow turbo-sampling, echo-planar FAIR sequence (ITS-FAIR) [ 12] allows for sampling the inflow of labeled blood into the read-out slice with a temporal resolution of 100 ms and thus yields dynamic information about inflow characteristics and enables quantification of the arterial transit time (ATT).

At times, the meld of mechanised carnage and rank sentimentality nods toward the "flesh fair" sequences from Spielberg's underrated AI, with the merest echo of the Tyrell corporation's "More human than human" motto lurking somewhere amid all the background noise.

The minmax response time problem (mRTP) is a scheduling problem that has recently appeared in the literature and can be considered as a fair sequencing problem.

Much better is the street-fair sequence, where he wagers the family money, and thus their future, on slinging a ball through a hole and winning a furry toy.

Detailed results are given for the Q2TIPS (Table E-2) and for the ITS-FAIR sequence (Tables E-3 and E-4).

The ITS-FAIR sequence parameters were as follows: TE = 17.7 ms, measurement interval (TR) = 2700 ms, 128×128 matrix, slice thickness 10 mm, 220-mm field of view (FOV), acquisition time of 5 min 3 s for 55 interleaved averages of selective and global inversion series.

> -wrap-foot> Q2TIPsequencece = second version of quantitative imaging of perfusion by using a single subtraction with addition of thin-section periodic saturation after inversion and a time delay sequence; ITS-FAIR sequence = inflow turbo-sampling, echo-planar, flow-sensitive, alternating inversion recovery sequence.

The problem just mentioned arises even in the best circumstances for RCT, where there is at least one actual unbiased fair coin sequence.

The poem is part of the Fair Youth sequence (which comprises sonnets 1 126 in the accepted numbering stemming from the first edition in 1609).

Part of the Fair Youth sequence (which comprises sonnets 1 126 in the accepted numbering stemming from the first edition in 1609), it is the first of the cycle after the opening sequence now described as the Procreation sonnets.