Sentence examples for work on alignment from inspiring English sources

Section 2 presents related work on alignment tool performance, optimisations, and benchmarking, while in Section 3 the FastFlow library for high-level parallel programming models is presented.

These bins mimic natural break-points in this metric, with the exception of Q being in Bin 3. The generally high performance of coevolution methods working on alignments encoded in A1_4 suggests that it may compliment the use of the more canonical reduced-state alphabets, and that other Atchley-factor alphabets defined based on natural breaks in the data may also yield good results.

Ms. Gross said she started teaching "because I had friends who wanted to take a class and they knew that I was not only choreographing and dancing, but that I was doing neuromuscular re-education work," referring to the work on body alignment done by the neuromuscular theorist Mabel Elsworth Todd.

To the best of our knowledge, however, there is no reported work on interference alignment with limited feedback in the emerging D2D underlay networks.

These results support our previous work on the alignment of units in nursing homes with organisational-level microsystems.

Much of the previous work on profile profile alignment algorithms sought advances through new scoring functions for comparing profile columns.

At the CO level, horizontal alignment and coordination tend to be better in COs where ECD-related funding is more evenly spread across sections or where staff are assigned specifically to work on improving alignment and integration of ECD activities.

There has been limited previous work on protein protein interface alignment.

Managing performance in knowledge work is often based on alignment with the motivation and values of workers, and can include professional networking, the sharing of knowledge, reflective spaces, team development and peer negotiated standards [ 37].

Monte Carlo integration introduced in Eq. (10) realistically implements the joint probability of multiple post-evolution sequences by working on pairwise alignments between the sampled ancestor sequence and observed species-specific sequences.

Previous work on pairwise gene order alignment has been presented by Haas et al. [ 5] and Wang et al. [ 11].