Sentence examples for through the alignments from inspiring English sources

Exact differences between the aligned copies were further obtained by systematically scanning through the alignments.

This program calculates the number of substitutions over a sliding window of 11 aligned positions and the window is moved through the alignment one position at a time.

Dee was an occultist, hermetic and spiritual advisor to Elizabeth I who appointed the Queen's coronation day through the alignment of the planets.

"This offered me the ability to work on problems and challenges at a scale and through the alignment of business and philanthropic interests".

Peoplebrowsr highlighted the ability to analyze conversational sentiment by industry through the alignment of positive, neutral, and negative conversations and perception by brand.

This work proposes an automatic process to convert a knowledge model into a domain ontology through the alignment with DOLCE, an upper level ontology.

Scroll through the alignment and note how strongly similar (conserved) regions have been placed into vertical alignment (the gaps were inserted to account for length differences among the sequences).

The insertion of the Cu impurities favours a stronger local electron phonon interaction, particularly its anharmonic part, through the alignment of the local anharmonic dipole moments by the pumping light [9].

Indeed, we not only identified genes involved in sugar accumulation and lignocellulose synthesis, whose expression levels are correlated with the trait, but also demonstrate their ancestry through the alignment of orthologous regions of the rice and sorghum genomes.

Through the alignment of homologous nucleotide sequence of known bacteria, phylogenetic relationships could be inferred, and the phylogenetic position of the strain and related strains based on the 16S rDNA sequence is shown in Fig. 1.

When experience is primarily harmonious, we have the sense of being held, either internally through our own equilibrium, or externally through the alignment of supportive outside forces.