The row of mansion sites facing the cathedral promised a sweeping prospect far superior to the crowded lots along Fifth Avenue, and they soon sold out.
It does this by allowing alternate rows of pixel sites to be read separately, rather like the scanning arrangement on an old-fashioned television set, making a 12 megapixel chip appear as though it were two interleaved six megapixel sensors.
It looks like the site has stopped updating altogether, but in addition to the downturn in productivity, the top row of stories on the site in the "Latest News" section, have all had their titles replaced with, um, names of potato dishes?
Also listed are the Pearson correlations (r) between the number of sites in each row and its mean methylation.
This produced a matrix containing branches of the tree as rows, and sites of the alignment as columns.
Years later, 37 Park Row, the site of the original office of Stanton and Anthony's newspaper, The Revolution, was included in the map of Manhattan historical sites related or dedicated to important women created by the Office of the Manhattan Borough President in March , 2008
We then randomly permuted the values of the CG sites in each row of the union-matrix, keeping the structure of the rows the sites that contain values and those that are empty fixed.
For the number of sites, for each case the first row represents the size of the alignment while the second row represents the number of sites after discarding Ns or unphased positions; "-" means that no resampling was conducted for that set.
These data were used to calculate a normalized percentage of sites with variations per bin (front row of Fig. 1D).
On Monday, near the small plaza at Canal and Hudson, between traffic lanes, the afternoon detritus — a bag of potato chips, a discarded newspaper, an empty cigarette carton beside a row of planters — hinted at the site's potential as a relaxation hub.
See also Figure 1 figure supplement 3. (E ) E. coli division site showing the cross-section of FtsZ filaments (single row of black dots) at the constriction site.
