We call this the split-swap read transformation, since it splits the read at a particular offset and swaps the second and first substrings produced by this split.
It's also important to recognize that this movement is fluid it is one plagued by infighting and power struggles which causes these groups to dissolve, split, change names, swap leadership, and merge at a high frequency.
Yet no more detail was revealed about when and how the empire will be split and ownership swaps financed.
Clotheslines festoon the club, and when the klaxon sounds, you either swap or split: ogling bystanders are evicted.
http://www.basenotes.net also has a swap and split section.
Split into teams, they swapped the traditional undergraduate pastimes of bar work and beaches for 12 weeks of intensive research and development in the opulent surroundings of Hursley House in Hampshire, home of IBM's R&D labs.
He told investors in January that the company was considering a share swap — called a split-off — rather than the originally conceived spinoff.
She reveals that she herself was a child caught in the crossfire as her parents – novelist Nigel Balchin and his wife, Elisabeth – split up, after a partner-swap arrangement with artist Michael Ayrton and his wife, Joan.
So in 2002 the companies merged in a stock swap; the two chiefs split voting rights and any profits right down the middle.
In Crossover, two chromosomes are split from a random point to swap genes between.
The neighborhood structure we used consists of four neighborhood operators: move, swap, chain, and zero split.
