Multiple sequence alignments can certainly help stretching the range of usable sequence identity, but they are essentially subject to the same limitations.
A dense cover of clichés tends to cloud that condition: just as the writer from Mississippi is supposed to be in touch with a swampy mysterious identity, a usable past, that no Northern boy could emulate, the "Mediterranean" man is assumed in France to be in touch with a deep littoral history.
where Bsub denotes the bandwidth occupied by a single data subcarrier, H k the NR×NT (= number of receive antennas × number of transmit antennas) dimensional MIMO channel matrix of the k-th subcarrier, the energy of noise and interference at the receiver, Ntot the total number of usable subcarriers, and an identity matrix of size equal to the number of receive antennas N R.
"Our investors believe as strongly as we do that new gTLDs will bring relevance and specificity to registrants who have few usable choices today for Internet identities.
What makes Airtime actually usable, unlike Chat Roulette, is authenticated identity and a one-strike abuse policy.
Forensic scientists have exposed number of ways for recovering usable finger marks that divulge the identity of the person involved or linked to the felony.
His research interests include trust and reputation models, trust establishment in complex systems, as well as challenges in the fields of identity management, privacy, and usable security.
And yet, Harnevo explained, "you don't really have a new, usable product that is a huge part of your identity.
The function f should be a combination function (when a given state has only a single input the identity function f(W) = W is also usable though it is less configurable).
All of those names and general sortal terms (usable in forming complex names) that share a criterion of identity are said to be terms of the same category, even if the criteria of application for the associated sortals vary (1973/1981, 546).
