Sentence examples for go derived from inspiring English sources

The phrase "Eddie would go" derived from when surfers saw a wave that was so big it seemed impossible to surf, but...Eddie would go.

Graphite oxide (GO), derived from chemically modified graphene, has attracted great interest owing to its many advantages, such as low manufacturing cost, facile mass production, capacitive properties and remarkable mechanical behaviours [7].

Jaccard: for each cluster C, its Jaccard value with each GO derived functional module group G A is computed as.

The Jaccard measure for cluster C is the maximum Jaccard value over all considered GO terms A. PR (precision recall): for each cluster C, its PR value with a GO derived functional module G A is computed as.

For a given GO annotation A, we define the 'functional module set' G A to consist of all genes annotated with A. Song and Singh (2009) utilize the following three measures to measure the overlap between computationally derived cluster and the GO functional modules: Jaccard: for each cluster C, its Jaccard value with each GO derived functional module group G A is computed as.

Could the patient "etherized upon a table" in "Prufrock" have come from Gautier? Could "In the room the women come and go" derive from Christina Rossetti?

Botswana, a success story as African countries go, derives much of its income from diamond mining and would not give up its 15% stake in De Beers.

Thus, from Old Irish téit in ben "the woman goes" is derived Scottish Gaelic théid a' bhean "the woman will go," and from Old Irish a-tá in ben oc techt "the woman is going" results the Scottish Gaelic form thà an bhean a' dol "the woman goes" or "the woman is going".

Here We Go Again derives mainly from the genres of pop rock and power pop, mixed with influences of R&B and synthpop.

These are based on more general GO annotations derived from the GO-slims database at EBI, and allow us an insight into the different classes of genes present on the array without having to look at detailed functional annotation for each individual gene.

GO terms derived from domains were merged into the existing GO annotation of the respective unigenes.