Sentence examples for which interspersed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, there are other mechanisms by which interspersed repetitive sequences can regulate genes.

In a translation by Caraid O'Brien, which interspersed Yiddish and English, a revival was produced at the Show World Theater in Times Square last summer.

Her interest in environmental issues is not new; it cohered on "The Crying Light" (2009), which interspersed a search for inner peace with elegies to a vanishing landscape.

And in her show, which interspersed pithy light verses (some consisting of only two rhymed couplets) with songs, she suggested a Beat Generation version of Dorothy Parker, wrapping the bitterest observations in sunny nursery rhymes.

It was also shown live on Rai 5, which interspersed live coverage with clips of Abbado conducting and whose presenter introduced the performance with the words: "Viva Claudio Abbado".

Mr. Ruders's next opera, "Kafka's Trial," which interspersed scenes from Kafka's life with a dramatization of his unfinished existential novel "The Trial," could only strengthen that impression at its 2005 premiere in the first season of Copenhagen's new opera house.

A clever take on a high school spelling bee introduces the format of the show, which is standup interspersed by sketch, and an extended crowd-work segment featuring her "generic Eastern European" alter-ego, in which she gets the opportunity to show off her significant powers of improvisation, is a highlight despite her being given the bare minimum to work with.

During his romance with Rebecca in 1994, a sweeping romantic theme with tragic undertones, which was "sometimes interspersed" with the former ominous music, were heard.

In this work, "PILER" refers systematically to PILER-DF, which focuses on interspersed repeats.

Although at least some CNVs are generated in tandem[13], [15], the extent to which tandem and interspersed duplications contribute to the entire CNV space is unknown.

Accordingly, we selected a sequence of the SenX3-RegX3 interegion regIRn (IR) which contains mycobacterial interspersed repetitive units (MIRUs), described only for mycobacterial species belonging to the M. tuberculosis complex [29] [30].