The first step was to build Human-mouse-rat ortholog triplets, from which frame +1 and -1 ORFs were extracted (frames +1 and -1 are also sometimes known as frames 2 and 3, respectively).
This is distinct from transcriptional phase variation, in which the distance and facing of promoter elements are altered, and from translational phase variation, in which frame-shifts resulting from repeat tract length changes lead to premature termination.
Each box is equipped with inner lips from which frames can be hung, like folders in a filing drawer, and each frame comes with special tabs to preserve bee space.
Of greatest significance, however, is the fact the post-2015 development goals (Post-2015DGs) are being configured in a dynamic global landscape that is markedly different from that which framed the pre-MDG era.
Ditto's co-founder and CEO Kate Endress says the funding will be used to further enhance the technology behind the service, and to grow the company's own eye wear business, which resells frames from Persol, Chloe, Ray-Ban, Tag Heuer, Vera Wang and others.
Here, the neighborhood size was chosen to be the minimum for which all frames (from a single session) could be included in a single embedding.
Figure 2 shows one example, in which the 77th frame from the CIF sequence Silent is used.
Ungar et al. [ 38] refer to the 'emic' perspective, which "seeks to understand a concept from within the cultural frame from which the concept emerges" (p.168).
Two frames, which selected from the middle frame of a three bays building, with two and three stories were selected.
Just as the photos echo civilians' varied glimpses into the military machine, they reflect the ways in which photographers frame conflict from all sides.
