The widely-used buffer insertion technique in industry is to insert a set of buffers on the chip, which may overlap some gates, and then greedily move the buffers to the nearest available buffer holes.
The modification consists of inserting a set of patterned color filters into the aperture of the camera lens.
Internal auditors might also insert a set of fictitious data into the system to see whether the resulting output meets a predetermined standard.
The widely seen advertisement shows Ms. Hall inserting a set of false teeth and placing a small speaker inside a hole in her neck.
In one widely seen television ad, Ms. Hall, who is 52 and has head and neck cancer, takes viewers through her morning routine: inserting a set of false teeth and fitting a small speaker inside a hole in her neck.
During the Council negotiations, the UK succeeded in inserting a set of derogations allowing Member States not to apply certain provisions to specific categories of persons.3 Still, after having abstained in the decision-making, the United Kingdom brought an action for annulment against the Directive.
Between 11 (3c SLCC2479) and 177 (4a L99) genes per strain were classified as specific, including 0 (4b L312) to 93 (4a L99) genes inserted by a set of previously determined mobile genetic elements dominated by specific prophages.
Use of a Cre-mediated locus cleanup step will retain only the insert, a set of incompatible heterotypic lox sites and the Sleeping Beauty inverted repeat/direct repeats (IR/DRs; Fig. 1D).
Therefore, Using symmetry arguments, Requiring coverage by multiple (≥ 2) inserts, A set of "true" breakpoints were chosen by mapping Illumina reads for individual NA18507 (obtained from the NCBI short read trace archive) to build 36.1 of the human genome.
Over the last decade, many top executives have quietly persuaded their boards of directors to insert a remarkable set of protections into the executives' employment contracts.
