Sentence examples for sense records from inspiring English sources
"Donor sense" records the retrotransposon consensus start position (base 0) of sense insertions (negative values or 0) or the stop position of antisense insertions (positive values).
In this sense, Recorded Future technologically is an evolutionary step upward from the Total Information Awareness promoted by the CIA's General Poindexter (kept alive in concept by the CIA), but potentially a socially evolutionary step downward.
The ground telescopic observations of the planets may be considered as the oldest and longest remote sensing record.
For pattern-level feature recognition wavelet packet transforms and power spectral density from individual sensing record is used.
Such environments are equipped with a wide range of sensors, identification tags and interaction devices, capable of sensing, recording, interpreting and reacting to human activity and presence.
To enhance regional frost risk monitoring capabilities, we developed spring frost day (SFD) and spring frost damage day (SFDD) metrics spanning a long-term (>30 year) record by integrating a satellite microwave remote sensing record of daily landscape freeze-thaw (FT) status and optical-IR sensor based phenology record of start of season (SOS) and day of peak (DOP) canopy cover.
Sure, they made sense when records were the standard medium for recorded music, but when music became fundamentally portable they lost their utility (though not their retro charm).
Relocating workers, while expensive, makes sense as record revenues are flowing in from places other than Wall Street.
In that sense the record stores themselves helped create the work and are also now functioning as its gallery.
After Magellan's expedition did it the first time, one wonders if there's any sense in recording all those who came after.
So the young steal from the young, while middle-aged fans continue to buy CDs put out by middle-aged musicians.City with no children inIn a sense, the recorded-music market is not so much dying as greying.
