Importantly, for studies of the large and duplicated onion genome, the use of a homozygous DH during screening permits ready confirmation that the amplicon derives from a single locus and heterozygosity is easily discerned in F1 or population samples.
Moments later, the chip's contents appear on the screen, ready to be compared with those printed in the booklet.
He might be out there now, cloaked by the blue light of a computer screen, ready, waiting.
There, each Funkey on the base will appear in avatar form on the screen, ready to play games.
Every so often, however, a show such as ITV2's Plebs arrives on screen ready to face the challenges of both period TV and situation comedy.
If you have the phone's location services turned on and it senses you are near a store that you have set up to use with Passbook, the card will even appear on your lock screen, ready to go.
The immigration officer still has to open the e-passport, read its contents and then swipe its bar-code through an optical reader to get the bearer's file up on a screen ready to ask a few questions.
And if a Kratos jumped out of the screen ready to wreak havoc, you could just hand him the Wii remote; he might find swinging it around so much fun that he'd completely forget to destroy your sofa.
Indeed, B. F. Skinner's book "Beyond Freedom and Dignity" came out at the very time that "A Clockwork Orange" first appeared on the screen, ready to demonstrate the advantages of what we may call beneficent brainwashing.
Forget so-so Skype conversations where you spend half your time looking at yourself like a budgie in a cage, knowing your body was being pasted onto a screen, ready to be reviewed later would certainly kill the vibe for many couples.
