Sentence examples for necessarily aligned from inspiring English sources

In addition, we have a weak anchoring option, where consistent anchor points are only used to constraint the output alignment, but are not necessarily aligned to each other.

That is, we want to allow alignments of the two time series are not necessarily aligned at Zt0.

"The government has a vested interest, and it's not necessarily aligned with Pimco's interest," he says.

And it is becoming increasingly clear that their interests aren't necessarily aligned.

Now, NRG's interests are not necessarily aligned with those of electricity users.

Their urge to make profits is not necessarily aligned with the wider cause of feeding mankind.

In contrast to programs such as Clustal X [ 55], which perform global alignments, DIALIGN finds regions of local similarity without necessarily aligning the entire sequences with one another [ 56].

Perhaps most important, while Nocsae's standards are based on preventing so-called catastrophic injuries like skull fractures, those standards do not necessarily align with testing designed to simulate the collisions associated with concussions.

Neither fee-for-service nor capitation necessarily aligns incentives well (FFS may not compensate some of these activities well: capitation provides a general disincentive to provide services [ 8]).

Since academic calendars don't necessarily align, you could miss the start of your next semester, too.

Medicare's focus on readmissions "doesn't necessarily align with our social priorities and medical priorities," he said.