We assume that a longest repeated string is often a correct key term as its repetition provides sufficient evidence for the decision on its left and right boundaries.
Both teams found that a repeated string of six nucleotides the building blocks of DNA that make up the "letters" of the genetic code in this gene can cause ALS or FTD.
Each pattern of length 1, denoted as X1, is constructed as a combination of the repeated string x 1 and y1, At the same time, all occurrences C X1) are recorded.
Diagnostic methods vary in science and scope, but most involve asking questions to gauge a player's awareness, testing short-term memory by repeating strings of words and numbers backward and forward, and administering short pencil-and-paper tests.
In another group of 30 German-English bilinguals, the researchers kept one language busy during the video-matching task by making participants repeat strings of numbers out loud in either English or German.
In manuscripts these words are relevant for authorship attribution, in genomes they seem to play essential roles in the genome organization as opposed to repeat strings, which instead occur more than once.
Two aspects of memory (working and serial short term) were assessed using the digit span task (Semel et al. 2003), where participants must repeat strings of live voice presented digits, either forward (serial short-term memory) or backward (working memory).
Suddenly, here was a work that prized repetition and had a quintessentially Minimalist sound, thanks to the repeating string chords that open it, yet also embraced quick harmonic change, dissonance, quickly shifting dynamics and other Neo-Romantic trappings.
I'll even go so far as to say Mike Young is the Dante of post-boredom, guiding us through the rings of hell, reawakening something new inside of us that we have yet to become, hidden underneath the repeating string of days.
