This term appears to be modestly enriched in the data set (10/270 genes = 3.7% vs. a genome-wide instance of 206/16,085 genes = 1.2%).
(I have, incidentally, happy memories of the two travellers in Irwin Allen's 60s TV show The Time Tunnel, who would travel far and wide, for instance tumbling down on to an elegant cruise-ship and rather enjoying themselves, before they notice that the lifebelts are marked – gulp! – RMS Titanic).
Then he uses all of these world wide distributed instances to DDoS a victim's host.
Don't expect to see the Phone, Email or Browser app get opened up just yet, but we may see a way to enable a certain type of third-party keyboard system-wide, for instance.
The main line response is much wider: for instance a coupler specified as 2 4 GHz might have a main line which could operate at 1 5 GHz.
Amazon EC2 Instances 19 provide a wide selection of instance types comprised of varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and network capacity to fit different use cases, and offer flexibility to choose a necessary combination of resources for applications.
To the Ensembl-derived data, we add information on conserved non-coding (putative regulatory) sequences, and on genome-wide occurrences (instances) of transcription factor binding site (TFBS) motifs, from the current versions of two major motif libraries: public Jaspar (8, 9) and (for the most recent NGD version 71_1) also commercial Transfac Professional (Biobase).
Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut," for instance, was mocked when it was posthumously released in 1999 for its inauthentic representation of contemporary New York, where it is ostensibly set.
Ghesquiere is a designer more concerned with fabric technology than with the does-my-bum-look-big-in-this school of fashion and the blunt layers of fabric and uncompromising shapes – cropped, wide trousers, for instance – forged a clear link to the cerebral and pheromone-free aesthetic of the great Japanese designers of Paris, such as Commes des Garcons.
A wide field, for instance, is the interaction between the heart and the lung.
When one particularly nasty specimen called turtle weed (Chlorodesmis fastigiata) rubs against A. millepora, for instance, wide bands of dying tissue girdle the coral.
