The agreement with reference alignments in the Sisyphus test is defined as a function of the magnitude of the alignment error.
We additionally investigate whether beliefs about system capabilities that are based on partner identity (i.e. human or computer) and speech interface design cues (here, voice anthropomorphism) affect the magnitude of syntactic alignment in such interactions.
This does not hold true in the case of external alignment, especially for domains of similar size: it can be shown that the tensor after averaging can have the same magnitude of the alignment tensor determined for a single rigid conformation.
These ranges were established based on reported surgical precision for achieving targeted component alignment [ 10, 15, 16] and the magnitude of deviation from optimal alignment that has been associated with clinical and biomechanical complications [ 18, 20, 31- 34].
By using the parameters optimized from the other data set (cf. Figure 2), these results illustrate the ability of the model to predict the effects of stretch magnitude on SF alignment.
Their model also predicts that SF alignment depends on stretch magnitude and frequency, although the extent of alignment does not saturate at 1 Hz.
Although the degree of self-alignment (10 4 10 5) and magnitude of RDCs measured in magnetically aligned RNA is 1 2 orders of magnitude smaller than optimum (10 3), self-alignment has a simple dependence on nucleic acid structure, which could be exploited to understand the effects of motional couplings.
The second part of the paper details 3D bonder re-engineering solutions to achieve an order of magnitude improvement in alignment accuracy and drive the full potential of 3DIC.
For sequences with greater than 97% identity, MegaBLAST is an order of magnitude faster than BLAST without any loss of alignment accuracy [ 10].
The magnitude of allelic ratio correction by IUPAC alignment versus the standard alignment was similar to that observed in the smaller dataset above (i.e. a 3-fold uncorrected allelic ratio corresponds to a 1.96-fold IUPAC-corrected ratio; Figure 3).
A majority of genes with disparity in the magnitude of gene expression change between alignments had greater read counts for genome- than transcript-alignments, which, in some cases, appeared to be due to unannotated exons and novel splice isoforms (see below).
