Sentence examples for one reads that from inspiring English sources
"No one reads that stuff anymore," he was told by a professor.
When, toward the end of "Windcatcher," one reads that "poetry completes / what history leaves out," one is tempted to rewrite that last line as "what history erases".
Whenever one reads that note, it immediately comes to mind the similarity involving the technique used by the closure algorithm and the technique used to enumerate the topological sorting arrangements in [30].
Excellent as all these works were, though, there is something that still seems fresh as one reads that first book (1937)—where Dobzhansky wrestled for the first time in an extended format with problems of reconciling the genetics of populations with the Darwinian vision of evolution through natural selection.
When one reads that dark energy is one of the greatest mysteries in science today, one is reading about a problem.
bicolor gene models had at least one read that would map in a sample.
The SOLiD mated-paired library construction process will result in one read that is sequenced from the exact end of the fragment and another read that is sequenced a distance away from the fragment end.
And no one reading that statement should overlook that he said "private sector".
One read that he was high-handed with his staff and that his office was shambolic.
Our error model also tracks how many read pairs have one read that does not align.
