The environmentally beneficial perception of these materials, and their range of potential applications is expandin: it already extends to composting bags, mulch films, packaging of agricultural supplies, silage wrap, landfill covers, planter boxes, fishing nets, bundling string, seed coatings, and pellet coatings for the delayed release of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers (Vert 2005).
The most simple and fastest strategy specifies a sequence string (seed) that needs to be mapped against the reference with a specified maximum number of mismatches.
She takes him literally and starts speaking of what she has buried: a piece of green glass, a string, seeds, bones, shells.
The coral necklet, the locket on a chain, the string of seed pearls and, finally, the sparkling diamond ring — such adornments traditionally have been rights of female passage.
Google's new initiative, Ebda2, which means "Start" in Arabic, is the latest in a string of seed and mentorship programs designed to support the wave of entrepreneurial ventures sweeping across Egypt.
The deal is the latest in a string of seed company acquisitions by Monsanto, culminating in its double-barreled announcement in May of agreements to spend well over $4 billion in stock and cash for the DeKalb Genetics Corporation, a leading corn seed company, and the Delta and Pine Land Company, the nation's largest cotton seed company.
Then string 5 seed beads onto one end of the wire.
The British No1 closed out an impressive 6-2, 6-2 win to advance to the fourth round, and she now has realistic chances of going deep into the second week after a string of seeds went out in the first five days of the tournament.
The blossoms grow into mahogany brown-colored pods, which protect a vanilla colored string of seeds that are covered by a gooey white sweet-smelling substance that tastes more like vanilla/mango than chocolate.
"Texture" is the operative word in describing Suzanne Jackson's show at O-Town House, where a dozen recent works abound with layers of paint, paper, fabric and wood, as well as bits of string, loquat seeds, pistachio shells, leaves and fine garnet rubble.
These programs first find sub-strings called seeds that exactly match in both the reads and the reference sequences, and then extend the shared seeds into longer, inexact alignments using a more sensitive algorithm that allows for mismatches or gaps.
