Structures are slow to recognise energy when it comes from below.
Selection, simplification and aggregation functions are applied to filter out meaningful subsets of the data to be able to recognise structures in the movement data.
If we compare Figure 4a, which is based on clustering on intra-genomic gene distances, and Figure 5, which is showing gene order conservation, we see that gene clusters representing operon-like structures are quite easy to recognise.
You train a computer on lots of data, and it learns to recognise structure".
It has active antibacterial activity as well as the ability to recognise bacterial structures and promote phagocytosis (Li et al., 2008; Tong et al., 2010).
"But we have an education system that sets up 5%-105%-10%upils to fail through fear and structure, because it routinely fails to recognise and incorporate the needs of young people struggling with their identities.
The internal system was finished in 2000 and so now when we pull from our company database we are actually pulling MDL format files; so at least it's a format that tries to recognise chemicals structure.
Vaunted as a belated adjustment to the facts of political life, Roy said that it fails to recognise the underlying structures and generative mechanisms, such as property ownership and the exploitation of labour, that produce observable phenomena and events such as low pay and intolerable working conditions.
The ability of BRCA1 to recognise distorted DNA structures, suggests that it may play an important role in DNA damage recognition during the repair response.
Since the HIN domain is the DNA-binding domain, the evolution of HIN-A, -B, and -C subtypes in placental mammals may have allowed specialisation to recognise different DNA structures.
As modes of enquiry, they all revolve around a crucial piece of information which is already there, but which is withheld, missed, overlooked or lost (repressed), Franklin keeping the picture in her drawer, refusing to recognise the helical structure, Watson failing to take proper notes during her lecture, etc. while others consistently fail to look for it in the right place (usually quite nearby).
