Sentence examples for past alignment from inspiring English sources

Sanders' supporters at times prodded O'Rourke during his Iowa trip last week, asking pointed questions about his positions on health care or his past alignment with more moderate stances.

It is a testament to the lure of this area that even on this stretch of McGuinness, where loud trucks rumble past wheel alignment shops and electrical supply companies, new condos line the left side of the street.

Past American alignment with repressive governments has often complicated diplomatic efforts, and contributed to skepticism around the world about how strongly the U.S. supports human rights.

Zooming in past the alignment visibility threshold will also add color bars to the gray coverage track at locations where a large number of read bases mismatch the reference helpful in identifying putative SNPs.

Snap still loses so much money to compare the firms past our superficial alignment would be silly.

In the past, the grid alignment and foreground separation steps have not been covered extensively in the survey literature.

This six-lane freeway, completed in 1949, followed the existing highway to Broadway in Burlingame, but then took a more inland alignment past the San Francisco International Airport, and crossed the old road at South San Francisco, running just east of it to near the south end of the cut at Sierra Point.

If significant homology to a match protein existed and extended into a different frame from that predicted, or extended through a stop codon, the program continued the alignment past the boundaries of the predicted coding region.

Another strategy, which we have applied in the past, is discarding alignments that contain possible badly aligned exons by using an exon-specific similarity threshold, but this has the cost of an important decrease in data set size (Toll-Riera et al. 2011).

I deplore some of Hillary Clinton's past actions and alignments and disagreed with plenty of her 2016 positions.

Corbynmania has induced a bout of "left positioning", with most of the six contenders frantically flagging past and present alignments with the bearded wonder of Islington North on everything from spending cuts to foreign conflicts in the hope that those who've signed up to march the parliamentary road to socialism will take a shine to them too.