In all these searches, the alignments more or less spanned the entire length of the CyaB protein and typically contained the same set of conserved residues.
His collections encompass, more or less, the span of human thought: Plato leans against Lao-tzu, Wittgenstein, Bacon, Fustel de Coulanges, Heidegger, the Koran.
But here a 1987 version for five strings and three winds was less steely span than ropey footpath, despite stylish conducting by Mr. Chaslin and vivacious playing from the pianist Ran Dank and members of the ensemble Signal.
Additionally, current students, who are dubbed as the "net-generation", seem to have less attention span than previous generations [ 7].
Most pop songs span less than an octave, but the national anthem boomerangs through an octave and a half.
Nineteenth-century novelists catered to a more generous, less nibbled attention span; they breathed with bigger lungs and naturally wrote long, deep, and wide.
Durkin has soldiered through as many as 2,000 races a year for nearly 34 years but has been tormented by the three Triple Crown races that in total span less than seven minutes.
In less than the span of a year, the biggest PC maker in the world realized not only that they couldn't be Apple, but that they couldn't even compete with Apple.
Although the disk appeared to span less than 100,000 light-years, astronomers had seen sprinkles of other stars scattered far beyond the disk at the same distance from Earth, suggesting that the stars also belonged to the galaxy.
