Cut the wood to a rough length with the chop or mitre saw.
This is the process of cutting to rough length (not finished length), and sizing to width.
An attempt was made to find a new roughness length scale which provides a good correlation to represent the roughness functions for both transitionally and fully rough flow regimes.
However, when the DNA length is changed, the motile probability, which is defined as 'the number of motile molecules/number of molecules attached to MT' and is a rough indicator for run length (see Figure 4B and Supplementary Figure S4B), should decrease as the DNA-kinesin's distance between the heads becomes longer than that of wild type.
Interestingly, the trend persisted even after correcting for differences in snout-vent length - a rough proxy for age [ 53] - suggesting that the cline in nature could be more than a simple reflection of differences in age structure.
Sex, latitude, snout-vent length (used as a rough proxy for age), the interaction of sex and latitude, and the interaction of sex and snout-vent length were included as fixed effects, and population as a random effect.
The distance between Marathon and Athens became the rough template for the standard 26.2-mile length of marathon courses run by hundreds of thousands around the world each year.
Moreover, such procedures are typically not highly quantitative, and only result in rough estimated ranges for fragment length (e.g. 200 300 bp), which are not satisfactory.
But the graphic violence it depicts, the numerous characters a reader needs to keep track of, and the book's 500-plus-page length make for some rough going.
Measurements of the length and width of the footprints, the angle of the gait and the stride lengths allowed the scientists to calculate rough weights for the five.
Friends of the men say Martin Sheen feels responsible for Charlie Sheen's rough ride and for that reason went to great lengths in his attempts to save his son from drug addiction and alcoholism.
