The time-averaged H6-cytidine-TEMPO distances from this MD run are also in good agreement with the PRE-derived distances of the structural ensemble of the free RNA 6.
It has been shown, however, that a given transcription factor ortholog selected solely by RBH may not have a conserved function, and this aspect depends on the phylogenetic distance and tempo of the rapidly evolving regulatory networks [ 42].
Only in the last quarter was there a slight increase to their tempo to establish a winning distance of just under a length.
As the fourth quarter opened, the Utah lead was marginal, 66 61; the low score tended to favor the Bulls, for it meant that they had set the tempo and remained in striking distance.
This so called "hypobradytelic" tempo would explain their short evolutionary distances [ 20, 57, 58].
The delicacy of the hands and mesmerising quickness of the feet, the overwrought facial expressions and rapid shifts in tempo produce a performance in which the distance between ecstasy and agony is barely discernible.
Tempo runs helps strengthen your hear for distance running.[30].[30]
The song is a mid-tempo pop ballad about a love lost to distance or, as fans have speculated, death.
The tempo-of-change models evaluate three different rates (distance, equal and free) at which the character can change on each branch.
The primary elements of musical sound are pitch, or the location of musical sound on the scale (hence interval, or distance, between notes); duration (hence rhythm, metre, tempo); timbre or tone colour; and volume (hence stress, attack).
