Sentence examples for unusual permutations from inspiring English sources

HBO said on Tuesday that it was ordering another year of "Game of Thrones," its fantasy drama about the warring clans of Starks, Lannisters, Baratheons, Greyjoys and Targaryen (among other unusual permutations of vowels and consonants) on the mythical continent of Westeros.

However, a few mC MTases have been described with unusual permutations.

The GRM1 cluster of 5 nsSNPs is highly unusual (permutation test, P = 0.004, see Supporting Information S1) spanning only 56 amino acid residues of the small CRD and neighbouring first transmembrane helix of the GPCR domain (Figure 2A).

(Kozinn) 'DUOS AND Tonight(Tonight and Sunday) The real title should be "Unusual String Combos," exploring the permutations of violin, cello and bass.

Pushing aside thoughts that "it's pathetic to have your mom and dad set you up," he agrees to wholeheartedly participate in the modern version of arranged marriage — which turns out to have several permutations, each more unusual than the last.

It looked really familiar to me, which isn't unusual since there are only so many grid permutations, but I couldn't place it.

The review noted that the "unusual amount of realism" combined with the "endless conversation permutations" produces "one of the most truly interactive experiences of the generation".

A second enrichment approach considers all genes (not just DE genes) and identifies gene sets for which a set-level statistic looks unusual compared with the same statistic evaluated following label permutations.

Later work confirmed the circular permutation between the pair and showed that concanavalin A is permuted post-translationally through cleavage and an unusual protein ligation.

Once clusters are formed a permutation test provides significance values for clusters of unusual size.

We used special methodology to handle the unusual problems that arise in power simulations when the tests under study are permutation tests.