For example, digital information can be stored inside cells by flipping DNA sequences back and forth or by controlling protein levels and locations.
The two start to collaborate, cautiously, and a sequence of back-and-forth storytelling follows.
Consequently, the droplet sequence flowed back and forth passing the absorbance reader.
To cite a particularly slick example, the scenes in "Rocky IV" that show Rocky Balboa training for the big match not only alternate tidily with training scenes of his rival, Drago the Russian, but each back-and-forth sequence is also divvied up into shots of equivalent length.
Once the sequence is set, only simple back-and-forth movements are necessary for detection with no disturbance in droplet order being observed.
PACERS 102, PISTONS 101 Brandon Rush's dunk with 5.4 seconds remaining provided the winning points for the surging Pacers, who squandered a 16-point second half lead at home before a dramatic, back-and-forth final sequence.
There follows a brilliantly structured sequence that cuts back and forth in time and place, a dazzling piece of work by Scorsese's regular editor Thelma Schoonmaker.
Additionally, too aggressive handover approaches, may lead to handovers to WLAN when the quality and stability of the connectivity are not yet good enough, causing the so-called ping-pong effects (i.e., sequence of handovers back and forth between WLAN and 3G).
The back-and-forth continues for weeks.
It's a back-and-forth conversation.
These are the events of the game's opening, a stirring sequence that smoothly winds back and forth from noninteractive cinematic scene to controllable action.
