This is, of course, a small imperfect sample.
We humans also like our mimicry in small, imperfect doses.
I like to think of Choueiri, amid his dreams of dimensional music, listening to his small imperfect record-player before he goes to sleep.
Posner's argument was that some meaningful rights to delist old, irrelevant or incorrect information from monolithic databases are important, in order to give us a small, imperfect measure of privacy and dignity.
One of the reasons I'd become interested in the Bessinger story is that it struck me as a small, imperfect test case for how to act in our political moment.
The massive diversification of life and its continual change is the result of small, imperfect mutations and changes at the scale of molecules that improved on ancestral solutions to problems.
Following cleavage by Drosha, pre-miRNAs are exported from the nucleus into the cytoplasm by Exportin 5 where these hairpin precursors are cleaved by Dicer into small, imperfect dsRNA duplexes (miRNA: miRNA*) that contains both the mature miRNA strand and its complementary strand (miRNA*) (reviewed in [5]).
In particular, some elements either carry small imperfect TIRs or completely lack them [ 39, 40].
Most inserts were unique, but many contained small imperfect repeats in common, and the positions of the inserts within cox1 were variable and inevitably a portion of cox1 was missing at the point of insertion.
For sra48 and sra58, the explanation is sequence-specific hybridization of the probe to various transcripts due to small imperfect DNA repeats (sm-2 fragment in the case of sra58 and a previously undescribed repeat in sra48, data not shown).
