Sentence examples for fixed contents from inspiring English sources

We focus on the effect of the choice of metal element (at fixed contents of the non-metal elements and fixed deposition parameters) on material structure and properties.

Instead, the gene content of a given type of ICE Hptfs3 or ICE Hptfs4 island is, apart from the variable presence of JHP940- or Fic domain protein-encoding genes, highly conserved, strongly suggesting that these elements are autonomous elements with fixed contents rather than true regions of genome plasticity.

If form is fixed, content is not.

Also recall Putnam's conviction that the (internal) stream of consciousness cannot furnish the (externally fixed) content of meaning and belief.

Notice that the position of the bands is tied to the content and does not correspond to any fixed (content-independent) checkerboard pattern.

They used neural nets on lots of online data to train the bot to talk like a teenager and added some fixed content.

Because fixed content SNP arrays became economically viable before either of the sequencing approaches, much has been written about the proportion of common sequence variants that can be imputed with commonly used, fixed content SNP arrays (e.g. [ 19]).

Low-coverage WGS detects more polymorphisms than can possibly be detected with existing fixed content arrays but is not as good as deep WGS for detecting with confidence rare alleles or alleles that are specifically typed with fixed content arrays.

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) using fixed content marker arrays represent a genotype sampling strategy that has been successfully used in a number of studies to identify SNPs significantly associated with complex traits [ 1- 3].

Our data suggests that low-coverage WGS is a viable strategy with a greater chance of discovering novel variants and associations than fixed content arrays for large sample association analyses.

The most common view is that belief is a representational state, and that the mental representation, which fixes content, expresses propositional content.