Because the competition sequences at such contests are fewer and shorter, it is possible to complete them within a few days.
That confusion beclouds the climactic sequence of the singing contest.
"Ladybird," a title sequence submitted for the contest by Christopher Harrell, violates that particular rule.
The Foxes had not conceded in 412 minutes going into the contest, a sequence that stretched back to 10 September, while only Barnsley had scored against Birmingham at St Andrew's in the Championship.
In this contest, massively parallel sequencing emerged as a promising tool, allowing a complete picture of genetic alterations in many tumor types, including GIST [ 23, 24].
E Jarvis provided bird (budgerigar) sequence data, negotiated with Illumina, BGI, Pacific Biosciences, and Roche 454 to provide additional sequence data, helped organize the contest, liaised with various groups to facilitate participation, and provided valuable feedback on the manuscript.
There is an unevenness of tone: certain sequences, such as a bikini contest set in a Lanzarote beach resort, wouldn't look out of place on The Benny Hill Show.
Within an organization, a bounded rational principal organizes a promotion contest based on a sequence of tests regarding candidates' relative performances.
At the same time, he says, no company is sequencing whole genomes to the accuracy the contest required as Nature noted in May, the focus is on less accurate sequences and the subset of the genome that codes for proteins.
Independent of the sequence of transitions, a causal link between territoriality and sexual monomorphism predicts that male and female contestants should employ similar contest behavior and that contest outcome should depend on the same traits in males and females.
