Sentence examples for patch sequences from inspiring English sources

Firstly, a detection and tracking method is developed to extract image patch sequences containing potential fusion events.

As shown in the table, Y Patch sequences are found in the majority of Arabidopsis promoters.

Then, a Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) is applied on each image patch of the patch sequence with outliers rejected for robust Gaussian fitting.

It generates a curve or patch sequence with finer and finer precision, and the limit of the sequence interpolates the data points.

By utilizing the high-level time-series intensity change features introduced by GMM and the visual appearance features embedded in some key moments of the fusion process, the proposed HCNN architecture is able to classify each candidate patch sequence into three classes: full fusion event, partial fusion event and non-fusion event.

A gap was considered as closeable if sequences from both sides of the Mt4.0 gap mapped within 200Kb and with the same orientation on the Mt3.5 assembly and if the new patch sequence contained fewer N's than the original gap.

The consensus Y-Patch sequence has been defined as 'CYTCYYCCYC', occurring in one or more copies and with strict directional sensitivity around −49 to +1 region (Yamamoto et al., 2007; Clivan and Svec, 2009).

Y-patch sequence was found significantly enriched around TSS in different plant genomes [ 21, 42].

After watching the pros play it, you can patch together sequences of, "Well, I hit my approach better than Sergio Garcia," and, "Even though I'm stuck in the bunker, I got out of it faster than Stuart Appleby," and, "Thank goodness I found my ball in the rough faster than Angel Cabrera and his caddy did".

The user can inspect the dataset to decide whether locations predicted to contain frameshifts break gene models, and patch the sequences to fix up these positions.

The color scheme sandwiches a few lush patches between sequences filmed in two hues -- an icy blue and a sun-baked yellow-orange -- that are as visually discordant as the forces doing battle.