Sentence examples for falls into a sequence from inspiring English sources

However, when the two eyes are simultaneously presented with conflicting stimuli, perception falls into a sequence of spontaneous alternations, switching between one stimulus and the other every few seconds.

Fingerprints don't fall into a sequence.

As with the housing crisis, pretty much every other problem that awaits the sisters falls into a two-sequence pattern: dissonant minor key followed by sunny major.

Its genome is more than 23 kb larger than those of its close relatives and the majority of the additional sequence falls into a handful of specific regions.

Based on the 31 protein sequence phylogeny, the V. arenosi strain sequenced here falls into a distinct clade that shares a common ancestor with a number of non-sporeforming Firmicutes.

Some fairs grew into major international events, falling into a set sequence during the economic year, with the Stamford fair in Lent, St Ives' in Easter, Boston's in July, Winchester's in September and Northampton's in November, with the many smaller fairs falling in-between.

All other strains had a unique VNTR profile and MLST type and did not fall into any sequence clade (Table 2).

To be rejected at a level 2−m is to fall into a set of sequences Um which has measure less than the size of the level, by definition.

If curated exonic sequence falls into that region, sequences are trimmed accordingly.

These organisms harbor at least two intI genes (G. lovleyi is not completely sequenced yet and therefore may contain more), but the other genes fall into a supported clade with sequences from the Deltaproteobacteria (clade 15, Figure 2).

This becomes tractable (i) if there is a high probability that a sequence will fall into a broad class of protein structure; and (ii) if these 3D structures can be described mathematically to allow robust parameterization.