Sentence examples for judicious alignment from inspiring English sources
The documents project suggests a way in which the same museums could simultaneously look outward, not by a return to old break-the-bank loan shows but through a judicious alignment of art-historical need, Web-based technology and a growing pool of willing and able scholars in blossoming fields of art history.
All arise from the judicious re-alignment of the principal material axis of laminate classes with Bending Twisting and/or Bending Extension and Twisting Shearing coupling; where off-axis material alignment of these parent classes gives rise to distinctly different mechanical coupling behaviour.
A judicious choice of the initial pairwise alignment should minimize these missing homologies.
We have shown that the partitioning of the alignment into well characterised blocks allows a judicious combination of complementary methods resulting in more accurate alignments, particularly in the less well conserved regions.
Hence, delicate handling of tissue with instruments, judicious elevation of tissue to minimize vascular disruption, and precise alignment of tissue planes are all important elements of technique.
In addition to fostering alignment where it matters, leaders must create a judicious set of tensions that enable people to collectively achieve more than they thought possible.
The protocol provides both step-by-step instructions and a judicious number of screenshots to guide even technically timid students through the process of sequence alignment.
We show that data analysis is surprisingly sensitive to even small errors in multiple alignment and clustering, but that with relatively little difficulty, these artifacts can be substantially mitigated using a judicious combination of preexisting tools, and others that we have made available on the Web (http://tornado.igb.uiuc.edu).igb.uiuc.edu
