Sentence examples for list parsing from inspiring English sources
When describing the platform's new Everbrite integration for RSVP list parsing, Martin says, "you can see how Sonar can apply its people recommendations not just in our app, but outside of our in other people's applications and applications across the web".
There are two ways to find related entries in the protein list parsed in step 1 and an additional reference FASTA: either a given mapping file between the accessions of the lists may be used or, if for an entry no mapping is found, the amino acid sequences are compared.
Table 6 lists parsed stratified nonfatal injury and illness data per WHO age strata.
Finally, the chapter summarizes recent work on the LIST PARSE model of cognitive information processing by the laminar circuits of prefrontal cortex.
LIST PARSE provides a laminar embodiment of Item and Order working memories, also called Competitive Queuing models, that have been supported by both psychophysical and neurobiological data.
LIST PARSE models the short-term storage of event sequences in working memory, their unitization through learning into sequence, or list, chunks, and their read-out in planned sequential performance that is under volitional control.
Just FYI, Long was sandwiched somewhere in between George W. Bush and LeBron James on the list; parse that as you will.
"You can now search for places to go to in the way that you naturally visualize it, rather than reading through an amenities list or parsing text reviews," says Green. "People use it to quickly get a sense of a place and the people who go there – photos don't lie," he adds.
This tag list is parsed and the engineering knowledge is derived and stored in the Engineering Knowledge Base.
If PPP atom types are needed, this list is parsed and matched with the structure using the CDK SMARTS matcher or specially implemented graph searches.
Once this list was parsed to identify haplotype blocks that contain the randomly selected SNPs, the bounds for those blocks were recorded.
