Sentence examples for size pairing from inspiring English sources
Since beginning operations in late 2004 as a test case for Korean reunification, the Kaesong complex has slowly grown in size, pairing South Korean manufacturing know-how with inexpensive North Korean labor.
Now, with companies of similar size pairing off to improve their competitive position against behemoths, the task gets more complex.
As the number of alternatives grows rapidly with problem size, pairing selection through an exhaustive search can be computationally forbidding for large-scale process.
A grid display of deformations implied by PC 1 scores using Procrustes superposition highlights regions of shape variation concentrated on mouth size, paired fin placement, and body depth.
The first observation was a mild but consistent reduction in embryo size paired with changes in head and trunk morphology, and the second phenotype was a compromised cardiovascular system.
Two WGS libraries of different insert sizes (paired end 625 bp and jumping 2.4 Kbp) were generated from the diploid tissue and sequenced to depths of 20X and 25X physical coverage, respectively.
Our experimental parameters (particle size pair, densities, layer thickness ratios) were not chosen to closely match or scale those of the sedimentary rocks in Figure 1.
After that, put stones and settings together (the screen will show its actual size), pair it with a complementary wedding band, save the result, share it via email, Facebook or Twitter to get second opinions.
For short insert size paired-end libraries (PE), the genomic DNA was sheared using Covaris S2.
The karyotype included 13 large to medium pairs of metacentric and submetacentric chromosomes, gradually decreasing in size (pairs 1 to 13); one small pair of subtelocentric chromosomes (pair 14); and 12 small pairs of acrocentric chromosomes (pairs 15 to 26).
Internal segment size (paired-end reads and mate-pairs): The internal segment (IS) is the unsequenced part between the two read ends in a paired-end sequenced (genomic) fragment.
