Sentence examples for off the alignment from inspiring English sources
Instead, he's going off the alignment of the planets during the 2016 presidential campaign and comparing them to the alignment of planets when candidates were born to see who's got astrology in their favor.
And it takes just one overtaxed muscle to stifle an entire limb, which then throws off the alignment of your whole body.
This time Route 24 was truncated off the alignment of current Route 57, and now ended in Hackettstown, at the three-way intersection.
This might require more than one turn, but it's better to loosen the bolt in small increments to avoid throwing off the alignment.
The difference between the assembled and unassembled annotations was magnified as the overlapping cut off (the alignment of the best hit against read length) values increased.
This measure provides an objective, formal trade-off between the complexity of the alignment (I (A ) ) and the fidelity of the structures given the proposed alignment (I (T | S & A ) ).
Differences from the results reported in [ 2] originate from the fact that we have used the latest versions of the E. coli K12 and Salmonella genomes, the difference in the E-value cut-off and the introduction of the alignment coverage criterion in this work.
In 2008 smooth, greyish-silver, aluminium panels would go up over all the storefronts to just square off the building alignment.
We emphasize that compression takes into account all aspects of the trade-off descriptive complexitrade-off descriptiveypothesis versus the quality of fit of the alignment to the strucomplexitya—that manifests in the structural alignment proflem.
Moreover, in this case performance should also be lower in the contact condition than in the on– off condition, since the alignment cue is less clear in the former than in the latter.
Again you're a disembodied hand, just one holding a gun — but right off the bat, the alignment was off, so it felt to me that the gun should be pointed up, when in fact it was pointed straight ahead.
