Sentence examples for terms of segments from inspiring English sources
The model is defined in terms of segments, levels, and solids.
Thus, it is possible to see that mutants lacking the BX-C have all posterior segments from T3 transformed into copies of T2 (to be precise, these transformations affect parasegments—see below but Lewis talked in terms of segments).
We then tested for enrichment of GO terms of segments of that list: the first 1000 proteins, proteins 1001 2000 etc., using the GOrilla tool (Eden et al., 2009).
This approach outperforms the existing approaches in terms of segmenting solid and perfect skin regions.
The presented method manipulates and adapts the represented TGA topologies according to the target humanoid morphology, in terms of segment lengths, the number of joints, and the joints' degrees-of-freedom.
These results were interpreted in terms of soft segment-hard segment phase separation and soft segment crystallization.
These results could be interpreted in terms of soft segment-hard segment phase separation and crystallization of high molecular weight PTAd.
The increase was interpreted in terms of soft segment—hard segment phase mixing, due to the increased hard fraction (DMPA) and increased cohesion of PU ((f)), whereas the decrease was interpreted in terms of increased phase separation (Mpre) and increased hard segment cohesion (DN).
The structural tools describe the structure of the AV content in terms of video segments, frames, still and moving regions, and audio segments.
Pevzner and Tesler (2003) and later Bourque et al. (2004), both working on the GRIMM-Synteny tool, removed constraints on conserved segments, thereby implicitly defining an SB in terms of conserved segments that can be disrupted by internal rearrangements rearrangements that the authors found to be far more common than expected and that therefore had to be largely ignored in constructing SBs.
Listeners, however, are more likely to think of each sister in terms of particular segments or passing comments.
