Sentence examples for small anchor from inspiring English sources

GSNAP was found to perform poorly on short-anchored reads (small "anchor" on either end of a splice junction) [ 19].

There's no getting around it either, since a printer without ribbons is unsuitable for anything but a small anchor.

Students exposed to a small "anchor" — like eighty-five feet — guessed, on average, that the tallest tree in the world was only a hundred and eighteen feet.

Students exposed to a small "anchor"—like eighty-five feet—guessed, on average, that the tallest tree in the world was only a hundred and eighteen feet.

W. Norton) and a chapbook, "A Field Guide to the Intractable" (Small Anchor Press), are included, considers the showcase indicative of poetry's continuing omnipresence.

Merrill, 72, was found with a small anchor tied around one or both ankles and what investigators believe was a shotgun wound to the head, according to a source familiar with the investigation.

The long, narrow space is relatively small, anchored at one end by the L-shaped bar and at the other by a first-rate sushi bar.

Her childhood, sealed off as it was by exile and loss of language, re-emerges in a continuous present, full of all the small anchoring details that make our surroundings real.

In this case the surgical choice was to remove the border of the vastus medialis, to reduce the dislocation and to insert the MCL through small anchors.

The exponent of diameter ( d_{o} ) is decreased in Eq. (13b) compared to the ACI model because it includes the experimental results of large anchors that have a prying effect that is larger than that in small anchors.

Regression analysis for identification of Eq. (12) is conducted by using not only the experimental results for large anchors but also the results for small anchors from the literature (Bailey and Burdett 1977; Klingner and Mendonca 1982; Hallowell 1996; McMackin et al. 1973; Klingner et al. 1982, 1999; Swirsky et al. 1977; Ollgaard et al. 1971; Korea Concrete Institute (KCI) 2012).