The Pennsylvanian record reflects the continued Gondwanan glaciations, which produced the extensive coal cyclothems (repeated sequences of distinctive sedimentary rock layers) throughout the Northern Hemisphere.
The activities are encoded as sequences of distinctive speech acts, and resulting profiles of communicative behaviour are visualized in radar graphs.
The image, in bright colors, showed a sequence of 10 distinctive curls.
The 79 AD Vesuvius eruption generated a sequence of six distinctive pyroclastic surges (S1 to S6) and flows with increasing power, which caused landscape modification as well widespread building collapse and fatalities [3].
The apoptosis is characterized by a sequence of very distinctive morphologic changes in the dying neuron [ 2, 3].
These stages were originally defined as rock sequences composed of distinctive assemblages of fossils that were believed to change abruptly as a result of major transgressions and regressions of the sea.
Since 5S-homologous sequences have been found among the SINE3 retrotransposons in eukaryotic organisms [ 35], including plants [ 36], we searched the 5S flanking sequences for distinctive motifs typical of retroelements such as short repeats, long terminal repeats (LTR), transcription priming sites and duplications of 18S and 26S genes.
Using peptide combinatorial libraries, Thornberry and co-workers had previously identified the presence of distinctive sequence specificities governing protein cleavage of both caspase and granzyme B substrates [ 4].
Some previous evidence suggests that poly-purine/poly-pyrimidine (poly-pu/py) tracts (PPTs), a class of sequence with distinctive biochemical properties, could be involved in recombination, but no general association of PPTs with meiotic recombination hot spots has previously been reported.
A multiple category Bayesian partitioning with pattern selection (mcBPPS) sampler was used to find sequence patterns distinctive of each ELK group—as described in the following sections.
