An even better way to consider the amino acid neighborhood, which is independent of a cutoff threshold value, would have been to use a description through pondered Voronoï tessellations (Angelov et al. 2002; Dupuis et al. 2005; Dupuis et al. 2004; Soyer et al. 2000).
No longer through the gaze of the strategist who owns the land, but through a gaze pondering over the awareness of reciprocity, respecting its authority (Wenders 1992), which is not a new pantheism, but a critical reflection on the deep meanings that the reciprocity of this relationship has for urban life.
The other day I strolled through the city pondering what book would be most appropriate.
No precious minutes wasted flipping through People Magazine, listlessly pondering why Lady Gaga is dressed like the Minotaur.
The mummified finger points to the heavens its owner had spent a lifetime pondering through the lens of his telescope more than 350 years ago.
Here are some questions to ponder through the rest of Caray's work this postseason.
"Because of Beckett, playwrights could stop thinking about the intricate hoops their characters had to jump through to ponder the more compelling question — why do they have to jump at all?" she said.
Even on Lafayette Street, it's hard to watch the Duke of Gloucester's "hateful deeds" without pondering them through the eyes of convicted criminals.
Quite the contrary, his music sounds as if it could die away at any moment, as if it were inching through unmarked terrain and pondering whether it should turn aside or even continue at all.
The "Alias" alum shared a video of herself on Wednesday going through the Kondo motions, pondering what about her own junk drawer sparked joy. .
