Sentence examples for same sequence that from inspiring English sources

It becomes clear only in retrospect, for instance, that "Hope," that despairing poem — which speaks of "the always tabled / righting of the present" — is part of the same sequence that includes "Bad Patch," "Swept Up Whole," and "Relief," each observing a moment in the trajectory of a marriage or love affair.

"See if that pitcher stays with the same sequence that made him successful the first time around," suggests Simpson.

An increase in fluorescence of this substrate occurs upon unwinding and re-annealing to an unlabeled strand from a duplex of the same sequence that is present in excess.

In addition, the subcutaneous lead, which was not instrumented with a thermistor catheter, never resulted in any heating sensation noted by the patient, even when exactly the same sequence that resulted in heating in the first session was used.

Next, all windows were compared with the reference genome (hg19) sequence (the same sequence that was used as an index in the 1000 Genomes Project), and the number of mismatches was counted, excluding the mismatch at the central SNP.

This was followed by a crushing defeat in the Lord's Test, Australia's sixth consecutive loss, the same sequence that prompted Kim Hughes to resign in tears in 1984.

In order to check our proposal, we have chosen four representative sequences in QCIF and CIF resolutions with different motion levels at 15 and 30 fps, coding 150 and 300 frames, respectively; these are the same sequences that were selected in the DISOCOVER codec evaluation[5].

BLASTN search identified that 23 of 76 (30.3%) heterologous markers designed for kelp grouper originated from the same sequences that were used for the white grouper, and reported by us as ARO markers (Dor et al. 2014).

In order to generate discrete choices for the exact same sequences that participants saw in the experiment, the best-fitting DV cur − ave was used to fit the probabilities of commiting in 24 conditions: four bandits' rank-ordered lengths (– H, – L, L, H) × 3 context types (short, medium, long) × 2 rule types (rule-in, rule-out).

In eukaryotic nuclei, the 3′ ends of mRNAs are generated by cleavage and polyadenylation, and the same sequence elements that specify that process are required for downstream release of the polymerase from the DNA.

The ensembles of place-tuned neurons active during behavior fire at a higher frequency during the SPW-R events in the same temporal sequence that was recorded during the behavior or in a backwards sequence [30], [31].