The work embraces its poverty of means: the four singers make occasional contributions on drums and bells, and the little chapters of the tale are intoned in tiny sequences of upward-moving scales.
Because I'm kind of from a small spectrum of people who work with tiny sequencing of lights.
Later, the call-and-response of E-40's Choices (Yup) soundtracks a bonding car-park ritual, while a singalong to the Lady Antebellum song from which American Honey takes its title echoes the glorious Tiny Dancer sequence from Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous.
But such samples will have thousands of species in them, most of which cannot be cultured in the laboratory and are therefore inaccessible to standard sequencing methods.Whole-genome shotgunning works by shredding the DNA of an organism into tiny pieces, sequencing the pieces, then sticking the results together again in the right order, using a powerful computer and clever software.
Earlier studies had decoded the iceman's mitochondrial DNA, but these tiny gene sequences, which are passed by mothers to their children, provided only limited information, although they did suggest that if Oetzi still had relatives in the Alps, there weren't that many of them.
Suspecting that rarer mutations might play a stronger role in schizophrenia, two teams of researchers looked for uncommon deletions or duplications of tiny DNA sequences within genes that occur only in individual patients or their close relatives.
Information has to be arranged in some sort of sequence, tiny touches of humor or drama or pathos added, unnecessary details subtracted, hidden patterns emphasized.
Working with colleagues at Harvard University Medical Centre and with the help of equipment normally used to identify and sequence tiny amounts of protein in human cancers, Prof Schweitzer managed to extract and sequence seven different T-rex proteins.
However, an error-proof sequencer capable of sequencing tiny amounts of DNA without PCR amplification would obviously be a major technological advancement.
