Sentence examples for scanned library from inspiring English sources
Congress should allow anyone with a scanned library to pay some price say, a hundred and twenty-five million dollars to gain a license, subject to any opt-outs, allowing them to make those scanned prints available to institutional or individual subscribers.
Congress should allow anyone with a scanned library to pay some price — say, a hundred and twenty-five million dollars — to gain a license, subject to any opt-outs, allowing them to make those scanned prints available to institutional or individual subscribers.
So the researchers sequenced the entire genome of S. eubayanus and scanned libraries of other yeast genomes to find its relatives.
For example, in searching for possible SH2 domain antagonists, positional scanned libraries of tri- or tetrapeptides composed of non-natural amino acids can be synthesized, all containing phosho-Tyr (or a pY mimetic) at a given position.
Because the synthetic chemistry methods for the production of the positional scanned libraries are well established and amenable to outsourcing from specialized peptide-synthesis companies, we are hopeful that these approaches will become widely used in both industry and academic research.
Today, as computer technology improves, scanning library collections has become commonplace.
"Google and other companies are scanning library books into the cloud in a massive Manhattan Project of cultural digitization.
Google covers the cost of scanning libraries' books.
Google's ongoing effort to scan libraries' holdings is only controversial for in-copyright works.
The domains were assigned by scanning libraries of Hidden Markov models (HMMs) against the protein sequences resulting in a dataset of 4052 candidates which alone were considered for further analysis.
Through a single replacement scan library using the SPOT methodology we have evaluated both the contribution of sequence positioning and amino acid singularity towards the peptide biological and physicochemical properties.
