Sentence examples for making alignments from inspiring English sources

Effective approaches also include hierarchically and progressively aligning scale information (Experiment 1) and active prediction in making alignments paired with immediate feedback (Experiments 1 and 2).

Olivier Deriviere, who wrote the music for Alone in the Dark, said complicating the process was that the score was usually created separately from the game's actual production, making alignment of story and score especially difficult.

BBO sources however have the advantage of using much cheaper crystals, as well as the ability to manufacture crystals with large apertures, making alignment and collection of downconverted light much simpler [28].

There are very few indels in the protein-coding regions of Drosophila mtDNA (Montooth et al. 2009), making alignment straightforward.

Interferometry requires the use of multiple objective lenses, significantly increasing the complexity of the system and making alignment and data processing more challenging.

Despite its relatively stable and conserved genome, some M. tuberculosis strains have inversions and rearranged regions in comparison with H37Rv, making alignment more difficult.

We made alignments of the sequences of the five cultivars using DNAsis Pro (Hitachi Software Engineering Co. Ltd).

Our findings suggest that structural alignment and having multiple opportunities to make alignments are critical in supporting reasoning about scale, and that the progressive and hierarchical organization of scale information may provide salient landmarks for estimation.

For this comparison, we also made alignments using MAFFT.

In FR-t5, dynamic programming (DP) [26], [27] is used to make alignments between the query and the templates.

The mouse and rat sequences were not included as they additionally each contain two large non-homologous insertions which make alignments problematic.