Sentence examples for true library from inspiring English sources

A sizable part of the tablets contain literary and lexicographic texts, and evidence seems to suggest that the collection also served at least partially as a true library, as opposed to simply a collection of archives intended solely for use by the kings, their ministers, and their bureaucracy.

Notably, molecular events of host binding, entry, and infection rates depend on the number of ligands displayed and on the nature of the hybrid fusion partner; these currently unquantifiable factors could affect infection and replication capabilities of particular phage clones and might influence the prospect of uncovering rare ligands and/or the true library size.

After initial assembly trials, Bowtie (Langmead and Salzberg 2012) was used to discern the true library fragment size (nominally 170 bp) which was found to average 183.05 bp, with a standard deviation of 12.47 bp.

And it's true, libraries are really boring ;).

Whereas the hypothesis that a true aDNA library is ancient was never rejected, the hypothesis that a modern library has ancient origin could be rejected only when sufficient number of sequences were used for the subsample test (in tests with more than 300 reads the median empirical p-value was always below 0.05).

However, the opposite is true as library size shrinks in comparison to system size, as demonstrated in the scaling of the 9 K ZINC library where node utilization inefficiencies are apparent in both VN and SMP mode, though SMP mode is less effected (Figure 3b). Figure 3 Scaling of MPI alone versus MPI with OpenMP multithreading.

Israel deserves a true national library and it will get it".

"Until now, the lack of a true 24/7 library has significantly impacted students looking to study during exam period," said Michael A. George, current chair of the UC Student Life Committee.

It is true that library and technology costs have escalated, in part because the publishers of core scientific journals hold a virtual monopoly and can charge exorbitant prices for leading journals.

I think that holds true for libraries as well.

It's also true that libraries have felt like dormant, dated spaces of late, where WiFi is absent, coffee is banned and budget cuts are rife.