Scientists have to prime the test by putting in a genetic sequence to search for.
Each schedule identifies several cargoes to be transported, arranged and put in a predetermined sequence.
In this paper, by contrast, we hypothesize that most of the defects of round-headed sperm represent the different stages of a whole disorganizing process and that it is possible to put in a logical sequence several images, apparently not linked to each other.
But clever strategy by Lotus, founded on their car's excellent tyre usage, gave Raikkonen clear air in the middle of the race before his second and final stop and put in an impressive sequence of laps to make up enough ground to pass Button, Alonso, Vettel and Grosjean.
Meanwhile, in just a few short weeks they have made Sonny even more deplorable, having him put in motion a sequence of events that resulted in the apparent deaths of a young man named Cole Thornhart (whom viewers watched navigate a harrowing adolescence on OLTL) and his little girl Hope and then repeatedly assert that he had nothing to do with same.
We employ a single linkage algorithm: initially each sequence is put in a singleton cluster, and then pairs of sequences are compared; if they have a sufficiently large overlap (or a sufficiently large approximate overlap), the clusters to which they belong are merged.
But for those who might not be quite so comfortable putting in place a sequence of digital acrobatics that improves their existence on the fly here's a hardware alternative, called bttn, which aims to make a particular digital recipe available to anyone at the push of a physical button.
PETER SCHJELDAHL: Unless you put them in a sequence, with text and captions (which he wrote himself).
Be sure to put them in a sequence: first battery connected to the main in engine bay and last battery connected to the amp(s).
Once one gene has been spuriously predicted and put in the sequence database, there is a danger that future genome projects will annotate new protein-coding genes by similarity to the first spurious ORF.
