Some majors have a curriculum that follows a tight sequence of courses.
Ms. Marcoci, who is responsible for the very cool exhibition catalog (with its images in tight sequence, it's visually much punchier than the show), seems to be steering our thoughts in that direction, which is perhaps why she has installed Ms. Harrison's photographic sequence high on the gallery wall, as if in imitation of a sculptural frieze, a deft and original touch.
This is used to prove that for a tight sequence of processes (Xn inn in D [0,T],S′(Rd)), weak convergence of (X̃n)n in S′ Rd + 1) implies weak convergence of (Xn).
Sequence alignment of these peptide biomarkers revealed tight sequence clusters for A1AT-, COL1A1-, FGA-, FGB-, and UMOD-derived biomarkers.
The generally tight sequence collinearity between the RH and DM haplotypes in the euchromatin degrades as the sequence moves from the euchromatin into the heterochromatin borders.
As imprinted gene expression appears to be highly conserved among different mammalian species (Steinhoff et al. 2009), one might expect a tight sequence conservation in DMRs.
Despite the tight sequence conservation, the hypervariable genomic structures of these genes exhibited a discontinuous conservation patterns according to the taxonomical distributions and/or biochemical properties of protein products.
For example, S. pneumoniae strains formed a tight sequence cluster on the tree and the average within-species diversity was only 0.3%, whereas the average diversity within several other clusters, including those of S. anginosus, S. australis, S. infantis, S. mitis and S. oralis, was 12 to 16 times greater (Table 2).
If all planes have such a system installed, they can safely fly somewhat closer to each other, landing in tighter sequence, increasing the capacity of a runway.
Did 2017 have a tighter sequence than Baby Driver's intro?
