When paired with the repetitive second section, referred to as "a dance within a dance," it just seems rushed.
The repetitive second movement long outstayed its welcome; perhaps reflecting Mr. Rossi's background as a frequent collaborator with Philip Glass, descending string motifs recurred incessantly over viola pizzicatos.
In this analysis it is clear that NcTASL also present a conserved pattern, consisting of two blocks of repeats separated by non- repetitive DNA (first two dotplots of the first two rows in Additional file 5).
After 30 s, we repeated this procedure of repetitive stimulation (second train) in order to determine pain facilitation or habituation.
In the high-tech edge of an unbounded news cycle, interested voters make up their mind without regard to often mediocre and always repetitive 30-second spots churned for advertising commissions.
In contrast, removing repetitive regions (third section of Table 1) decreased the number of nucleotide substitutions, especially in Hox genes, where all the genes in the group contain this type of region.
Due to the extensive repetitive content, third-generation long read single-molecule sequencing is required not only to close the gaps in CL Brener chromosomes, but also to generate reliable chromosomal sequences of the other five DTUs allowing better CCNV estimations.
The PE-Assembler builds short stretches in non-repetitive regions first, similar to unitigs (see Section 2 for a definition) in a de Bruijn graph, and then extends these iteratively using reads with mates that map to the increasing already-assembled portion.
You have to learn to forgive a sloppy second act that feels repetitive to the first one.
A bar graph of the percent of peak current remaining after the fifth repetitive depolarization pulse relative to the first pulse reveals that the unglycosylated Kv3.1 channel is more sensitive to repetitive activation than the glycosylated Kv3.1 channel (Figure 5B).
