Sentence examples for frame generating from inspiring English sources

Those days may be well behind him, the consequence of his slight frame generating all that torque in a violent delivery that eventually produced injuries to his toe, hip, calf and shoulder.

If d avg  > 0, the pixels belonging to the area having i coordinates in the interval [0, |d avg | − 1] are removed from I l,t (i,j) frame, generating I l, t a, and for I r,t the pixels in the area [m − 1 − |d avg |, m − 1] are removed.

Excision of exons 7 9 following Cre-mediated recombination removes the first RNA Recognition Motif (RRM), and places the remaining transcript out of frame, generating a null allele of Esrp1.

The gene has had an unusual evolutionary history, with disruption of the open reading frame generating a non-functional pseudogene in Old and New World monkeys and apparent restoration of a truncated version in humans and African great apes (5).

Splicing of a transgenic xbp1-EGFP-mRNA by Ire-1 brings the EGFP coding sequence into frame, generating a signal that can be detected by a variety of microscopic techniques (47).

This frame generates the information feeding our CAMD software tool.

The Tories say this is contradicted by an official Treasury analysis that found such restrictions would "be difficult to frame, generate market uncertainty on London's Eurobond market, and could be structured around, so providing negligible Exchequer yield".

As expected, all three constructs produced a 1C2-positive protein; however, only the construct expressing the tag in the glutamine frame generated a 1C2-positive band that was also positive for the His tag (Fig. 7d).

Object can be detected more accurately by subtracting background frame (generated from the background model) from the current frame.

The lower frame generates motion along X, Y, Z axes and around the Z axis, while the upper frame generates motion along the X, Y and Z axes, as highlighted in Figure 1.

The object can be detected more accurately by subtracting the background frame (generated from the background model) from the current frame.