Across all replicons tested, there were 16,596 orphans, 24,380 paired TCS genes, 2,268 genes in clusters of size three (triads), and 764 genes in clusters of size four (tetrads) - see Additional File 1. Functionally inter-dependent TCS proteins are found to be encoded in trans very rarely, and the juxtapositioning of TCS genes in trans is far less frequent than juxtapositioning in cis.
Sorabji's music is characterised by frequent use of polyrhythms, complex juxtaposition of tonal and atonal elements, and copious ornamentation.
Its juxtaposition of science and superstition is a frequent theme in Kneale's work; in particular, his 1952 radio play You Must Listen, about a haunted telephone line, is a notable antecedent of The Stone Tape.
The city's striking architecture – like the language, an intriguing juxtaposition of French colonial and Arabic – is best viewed at a slow stroll, with frequent pit stops for coffees and pastries.
Behind the flashy staging and frequent scratching lurks a sensibility that can properly be hailed as postmodern: rich in allusive detail and clever juxtapositions, steeped in self-conscious nostalgia.
Juxtaposition is another buzzword.
THE juxtaposition was curious.
The juxtaposition was striking.
"Yes, there's a great juxtaposition between the types of people that hang out in meatpacking on, let's say, a Friday night and the kinds of folks who will walk the High Line on a Monday morning, but it's nice that that juxtaposition exists," said Soraya Darabi, a founder of Foodspotting, the social networking site, and a frequent High Line perambulator.
