Sentence examples for which embedding from inspiring English sources

In order to identify the most likely source molecule of identified PAGS we developed a similarity-oriented computational pipeline according to which each of the identified PAG was used as a query for a BLAST [ 27] search against three different databases, each of which embedding 30000 sequences retrieved from NCBI plasmid, phage and chromosome databases (see Methods), respectively.

The Mc.TGD is an embedded approach, which embeds selection in model fitting [ 3].

Then came the blast, which embedded pieces of plane into the walls of his house.

"It's these cultural explanations which embed themselves into the whole experience.

Most likely it's the work of the circadian clocks, which, embedded in the DNA of my every cell, regulate my physiology over a twenty-four-hour period.

And Jerusalem Ventures is backing half a dozen start-ups in California, including Double Fusion, which embeds ads in video games.

Fourth, we should stop the hysterical and sensationalised narration of radicalisation which embeds the Muslim as "could-be terrorist"/ treacherous other" into our collective psyche.

The feasibility of the prototype relies on the development of Smart Paper, which embeds wires, sensors, and computer chips into actual paper during the looming process.

The format is similar to a partnership Twitter announced last year with ESPN and Ford, which embedded replays from football games in posts sent via Twitter.

In fact, YouTube shines a light on countless old pop promos, which has given rise to blogs like Obtusity (obtusity.blogspot.com), which embeds music videos alongside what it calls "intellectual" critiques.

It's because Yahoo's pages, like those of many sites now, are built on newer technologies - Flash, Ajax - which embed more content and functionality into a single view, reducing the clicks a user makes.