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To achieve this goal, we use a center sequence to represent a multivariate time series so that the new sequence can be seen as a univariate time series.

This sequence can be seen as metaphor for the transformative effect that the "Dark Knight" comics, created by the artist and writer Frank Miller, have had on the 76-year-old Batman superhero.

The sequential tasks (or sequence) can be seen as an ordered series of tasks in which a task starts only after the previous one has completed.

The sequence can be seen in its entirety at the beginning of Donner's edit of Superman II where it was fully restored.

A schematic of the pulse sequence can be seen in figure 4. Imaging parameters were optimized to a FOV of 300 mm×37.5 mm and a matrix size of 24×256 pixels, resulting in a spatial resolution of 1.56 mm×1.17 mm.

Here, distinct portions of the IAPEY4_I endogenous retrovirus consensus sequence can be seen to be expressed in heart.

These heuristic sequences can be seen as dynamic hybridisations of different graph colouring heuristics that construct solutions step by step.

The promise of whole genome sequencing can be seen in trials like one for bladder cancer at Memorial, where the effects of a drug normally used for breast cancer were disappointing in all but one of about 40 patients, whose tumor went away, Dr. Baselga said.

More applications of the asymptotically statistical equivalent sequences can be seen in [13 16].

The 19mer without the linker (MH+ at m/z = 5,825.5, expected 5,824.8) and a series of shorter failure sequences can be seen in Figure 5A.

In the performance results for the foreman, coastguard, soccer and hall monitor, sequences can be seen in Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8, respectively.