A stop-motion opening sequence for the series' 10th anniversary special was created by LA-based animation studio Screen Novelties.
How much is ads, waiting for subsequent shows, opening sequences, and, especially with news, delay to "force" you to continue to watch?
Adding to the unnatural flow are recurring opening credits sequences for each short.
As one of the most successful graphic designers in early 20th-century Britain, or "commercial artists" as they were then called, Kauffer designed stage sets, illustrated books and devised a suitably spooky opening title sequence for Alfred Hitchcock's 1927 silent thriller "The Lodger".
White's favourite Bond theme is John Barry's instrumental piece for On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and he watched various opening credit sequences from the series for inspiration while mixing the track.
Moreover, we designed a synthetic gene allowing an easy manipulation of L1 structural positions suitable for inserting exogenous sequences, thus opening new perspectives for a rapid and easy construction of different-virus chimeras.
Open reading frame sequences for each reference bacterial strain and/or plasmid, on which probes were designed, should be provided by (i) selecting from the available daily updated Genbank sequences and (ii) optionally, uploading FASTA-formatted DNA sequences that are absent in the Genbank list.
Very small biological samples, on the order of 10 s to 100 s of cells, would be sufficient to generate cDNA for cloning and sequencing, potentially opening new avenues for investigation of important biological processes.
On the other hand, the growing number of available complete genomic sequences opens opportunities for comparative genomic analysis of transcriptional regulation and subsequent TRN inference (reviewed in [ 9, 10]).
Next-generation DNA sequencing is opening new avenues for genetic association studies in complex diseases, enabling to sequence large fractions of the human genome (or even the entire genome) at unprecedented speed and per-base costs.
