This assumption creates a trivial computational problem where the sequence on one side of the stem can pair with only one other sequence, a problem solved by many existing algorithms (e.g. string matching algorithms).
To the researchers' surprise, groups of genes are arranged as palindromes: The sequence on one side of a piece of DNA is the mirror image of the sequence on the other side.
He may have resembled the "exiles" in the sequence on one cold afternoon or another, but he was not cut off from the literatures or the life of either of his countries, and his marginality was that of an ideological and aesthetic rebel.
On the other hand, if non-WC pairs are permissible then the sequence on one side has numerous potential sequence pairings for the other side, F(n).
The hydrolysis parameters were generally determined on specific sequences by studying the influence of the position of one amino acid in the sequence on the hydrolysis rate.
The sequence digits must start on the second line onwards and when complete, the next sequence if you have one begins with the > with name then the sequence on following lines and so forth.
"We are in effect putting the sequence on hold," he said.
You can see why the Italian artist Mario Merz wanted to write the sequence on a power station in Finland.
The Bells of Saint John makes a hearty meal of its iconic London locations – and some of them, like the sequence on the doomed aircraft, are fantastic.
He called up the sequence on his iPad and began to narrate it: "We open high in the sky, then dive through the clouds.
