Sentence examples for viewer section from inspiring English sources
The transcriptional induction of glycolysis and ergosterol synthesis in P. pastoris under low oxygen conditions has already been discussed in the "Omics expression viewer" section.
As discussed before (see Omics expression viewer Section), there are some differences on ergosterol regulation in S. cerevisiae under anaerobic or oxygen-limited conditions [ 31].
Navigate back to the Viewer section and click directly on the title you created.
Supplementary Document 1 Proteome viewer help section.
The read pairs are visualized in a special Read Pair Viewer (see Section 2.3 and Supplementary Fig. S2A).
For example, if you want to direct your viewer to the section four minutes and 30 seconds into a clip, type #t=4m30s at the end of the video's URL so the whole thing looks like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uprjmoSMJ-o t=4m30s.
VisArchive consists of the following visual and interactive components: search bar (Fig. 2(a)), information browser (Fig. 2 (b) and (c)), interactive Timelines (Fig. 2 (d)), advanced filters and access history viewer (discussed in section "Evaluation").
The teaser also directs viewers to a section of the Volkswagen Web site, vw.com/star-wars-invite, where they can invite friends to Super Bowl parties with customized versions of the "Star Wars" opening title crawls.
Other treasures await the viewer in other sections: a wonderfully appealing bark painting of mud crabs in red ocher outlined in white, pincers primly folded against oval bodies, by Tony Danyala; a number of carved wooden birds, mostly in black and white, by various artists; a hanging yam vine strung with white feathers by Mary Gubriawuy.
Additionally, the user can view a navigable 3D PCA visualization (Glaab et al., 2010) of the first three principal components by using a VRML browser plugin or an offline VRML-viewer (see Tutorial section on the web-page).
This can be seen perfectly in her series of Bichos ('creatures'), hinged sculptures that seem to entice the viewer to move each section into a new formation, to make the work their own.
