"We cannot be certain that the bursts are non-repeating," the team wrote in the paper.
Since each of the PXN mutations was non-repeating, i.e., found only in a single patient sample, the data shown represents single patient samples harbouring mutations (Fig. 6B).
Since each of the PXN mutations was non-repeating, i.e., found only in a single patient sample, we treated all of the samples with mutations as a group (MT, n = 7) and compared them to a set of 60 wild-type PXN samples (WT, n = 60).
Storms, by their very nature, are protean, non-repeating, violent explosions, and that's what Beethoven's music is like too, with some wild rhythmic and textural effects: the churning of four against five in the double-basses and cellos, and electric currents of piccolo, timpani, and trombone.
However, children, unlike adults, only show learning if all of the items (i.e., both colors) contain repeating location information or if there are few non-repeating items in the unattended color.
So, it's a non-repeating orbit.
A generalized framework is presented that extends the classical theory of finite-difference summation-by-parts (SBP) operators to include a wide range of operators, where the main extensions are (i) non-repeating interior point operators, (ii) nonuniform nodal distribution in the computational domain, (iii) operators that do not include one or both boundary nodes.
ABCD (which is a progressive, non-repeating form) is also sometimes used.
If it doesn't, then either the reasoning is circular, or it is infinite and non-repeating.
However, there are also larger non-repeating contigs, like contig 12, that show such a star pattern.
The vignettes were randomized into non-repeating sequential groups of four vignettes and presented to participants by telephone in a standardized fashion.
