In this genome, aside from the presence of cardinal endogenous eukaryotic retrotranposon and Polintons that transposed in the chromosomal DNA of the proviral form of CcBV [ 46- 48], two genes encoding AcMNPV P94-related proteins, which have their closest relatives among granuloviruses (XcGV), were found.
Stingy on scenic splendor, shot in dour black and white, and running a laconic 85 minutes, "High Noon" influenced everything from the television series 'Gunsmoke" to Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns; it has been transposed to outer space and, in the form of a Solidarity campaign poster, to Poland's first post-Communist election.
States transpose requirements for naturalisation onto family reunion in the form of language/integration tests and economic resource requirements (Carrera, 2009; Van Oers et al. 2010).
The data for each patient is then transposed so as to present the whole sequence in the form of an ordered chain of characters.
Unfortunately, the given name and family name of the fifth author was transposed in the original publication.
A week later, Morris started to get sheaves of music through the post, and was enchanted to discover that parts of it were written in the form of "kits", ie sections that could be performed in any combination, transposed to different octaves, repeated and even omitted.
TEs sometimes transpose in the vicinity of host genes, generating new coding regions and changing gene expression [ 35].
The title story, inspired by Raymond Carver's classic, transposes New Mexico to South Florida but still takes the form of a quiet competition between two couples.
The biological context of a given process can be transposed in a set of different constraints modulating its realization.
The situations of wetting and drying can be transposed in term of heating and cooling.
