Sentence examples for false poses from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in spite of the fine tuning of the optimization parameters, the local minima showed in Figure 3 of the RMSD versus for the humerus, seldom caused the LM minimization algorithm to detect false poses.

These false poses can generally be easily identified by an operator with a visual feedback of the alignment and, in such cases, the minimization can be repeated starting from a different initial condition.

"My eyes were vague and dead, and my mouth was smiling without feeling in a false pose I'd become accustomed to.

Asked about her role advancing torture during the Bush administration in a meeting with college students, Rice claimed that no torture occurred in Guantanamo (false); Al Qaeda poses a greater threat than the axis in World War II (dubious); and -- this was big -- the President can make an act legal by authorizing it (official Frost/Nixon alert).

Prosecutors said she used false identification, posed as Mr. Bulger's wife and tried to prevent his arrest.

The danger these demonstrably false notions pose to our society is compounded by the violence that some individuals and groups in this movement perpetrate.

He turned up again in Britain with false documents posing as a honeymooner, met the two main defendants and communicated with them from phone booths using phone cards.

In the statement, prosecutors said that the false bonds "posed concrete and grave dangers for the stability of the international credit system".

According to court documents, Ms. Asuni and her colleague, Danjuma Saidu, helped the German filmmakers get visas to enter Nigeria under false pretenses, posing as academic researchers rather than documentary filmmakers.

SHEILA SORVARI Austin, Tex., Aug. 7, 2013 Mr. Robinson's letter raises some very important questions, but also poses false choices.

Biological processes are very complex, and this coupled with the noisy nature of experimental data (e.g. cellular heterogeneity) and the limitations of statistical analyses (e.g. false positive associations) poses many challenges to detecting interactions between "networks" and "networks of networks".