Sentence examples for repeat repertoire from inspiring English sources

Immortalised in the sitcom Dad's Army, still a well-loved staple of TV's repeat repertoire almost 40 years after its last episode was first broadcast, it is about to reach new generations through a film version of the series, with Bill Nighy and Toby Jones in the parts made famous by Arthur Lowe and John Le Mesurier.

We hope to unite the existing molecular and microscopic data on genome organization to get a holistic view of the nucleus, and propose a model, in which repeat repertoire together with scaffolding structures blueprint the functional nuclear architecture.

It can thus be stated that at least at the time of the initial RIPping of the NWDp1 and NWDp2 genes, RIP has provided a mutation input in the WD-40 repeat repertoire.

A remarkable consequence of the instability of the WD repeat domain is that it contributes to the diversification of the WD40 repeat repertoire.

We thus suggest that transposons have not had a large role in shaping the protein coding genes of Coccidia and especially E. falciformis but potentially had a role in the emergence of the non-coding repeat repertoire.

Still, pay attention to what you're playing when people arrive in case they stay for a while, to help avoid repeating repertoire.

Once I'd run out of ideas with Kyle all I could do was repeat my repertoire.

This work further extends the repeat element repertoire in the gram-positive bacteria.

When the Bay Area flutist Meerenai Shim ran out of interesting music to play with her chamber ensemble, she did not content herself with repeating existing repertoire.

Since the ligand-binding sites are not conserved, it is likely that each species has its own recognition signal and the diversity of the repeats expands the repertoire of interacting molecules.

Taking advantage of an elimination tournament called Robot Wars – where competition is transparent, regulated and is marked by repeat participation – we examine repertoire simplicity and its escalation over iterative episodes of dyadic rivalry.