At first, I think we insert a framing "I imagine …" before the passages of all-knowing family biography.
The sender inserts a frame called the start of frame (SOF) into the encoded signal, and the receiver estimates the SNR.
This is how nearly every single link shortener works, from Bit.ly to Awe.sm, and up until now DiggBar worked basically the same way, though it inserted a frame at the top of the page.
A huge beech has sprung up beside it, the roots pushing the wall of the arch over to such a crazy angle that David had to insert a support frame to stop it keeling over – a quick intervention to satisfy both the historians and the naturalists.
A sliding rattle called angklung, found only in Indonesia, consists of several tuned bamboo tubes with cut-back tongues, inserted into a frame; they slide back and forth when the frame is shaken.
It is important to note however, that there is a possibility that the downstream protein could be inserted with a frame shift after the rescuing last beta strand[15].
If NIP exceeds a pre-defined threshold between two frames, then insert an I-frame at that position assuming the occurrence of SCD; otherwise they restricted GOP size to either 8 or 32 based on the NIP and another threshold.
If the SAD for the current frame is 1.7 greater than that of the previous frame, then we consider SCD occur and insert an I-frame, otherwise we continue inter-coding.
The human ENVV1 shows a minor truncation at the C-terminus, due to a 1 nucleotide insert, leading to a frame shift, which has not been shown to be polymorphic in the human population, according to SNP databases (data not shown).
A transposon-based system was used to randomly insert an in-frame linker into PcrV, and the derivatives were expressed under T3SS regulation in pcrV-deleted PA103.
Some of these tiny uORFs could be artefactual as a result of point mutations that insert an in-frame start and/or stop codon in the 5'-UTR.
