Sentence examples for human assemblies from inspiring English sources

It is the opening section of the fourteenth-century English poem Piers Plowman, a passage known as "The Field of Folk" (we refer to the assembled runners as a "field" — the word has long associations with human assemblies).

Facebook Live also exploits the thrill of uncertainty, latent violence, and unpredictability that accompanies live human assemblies, and the broadcasting of those gatherings to live audiences.

Human assemblies are called hg.

Interpolation of segments from the opossum and human assemblies into the integrated map enabled the subsequent construction of a tammar wallaby first-generation virtual genome map, which comprises 14336 markers, including 13783 genes recruited from opossum and human assemblies.

In addition, approximate insert sizes were estimated by comparative blasting of 2499 BAC-end sequences against dog and human assemblies (BUILD 2.1 and 37.1, respectively).

UCSC (hg) and GRC (GRCh) human assemblies are identical [ 66] but differ with regards to their nomenclature (e.g. UCSC uses a 'chr' prefix).

The human assembly line of service was organized by Mrs. Obama, who decided to spend her 100th day as first lady volunteering at the Capital Area Food Bank and got a little help from the wives and husbands of the nation's lawmakers.

Robotic assembly combines the flexibility of human assembly with the uniform performance and efficiency of hard automation, but is not exclusive of faults and problems.

It is concluded that not only was the reliability of the human assembly process enhanced by 9% but also the risk occurrence probability and safety severity decreased significantly.

Any non-repetitive sequence was then mapped to NCBI's human assembly using BlastN.

1000 nt flanking sequences of each miRNA precursor were selected from UCSC human assembly hg18.