| 词汇 | example_english_sequence |
| 释义 | Examples of sequenceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Among the 30 target /nonword sequences, 20 sequences had a syllable structure that was compatible, and 10 sequences had a structure that was not. Interactions between agents consist of sequences of social actions performed by individual agents. A hyperedge is called nondirected if sequences of its source and target nodes are equal. As suggested earlier, water flow will be easier through unfrozen pore sequences than through ice-containing pore sequences. Training effects concerning the number of finger movement sequences achieved did not differ between groups. Genes abut one another or are separated by short intergenic sequences. Concatenated sequences of atp6, nad1 (partial) and cox1 (partial) were analysed. All sequences obtained were consistent within a species although some intro-specific variation was also observed. Differences among nucleotide sequences were due to insertions/deletions of 1- 6 nucleotides and substitution events. They all adopt the target natural language's syntax as the input syntax of the symbol sequences. By examining children who come to the task of language development facing environmental risks, the robustness of these sequences becomes evident. I aligned the metrical sequences obtained from the traditional repertoire against this tune to establish yet another parameter for metrical fit. Even such a simple combinatorial system allows for 720 pair sequences, most of which are nonsensical. The constraints would make some sequences grammatical and the other sequences ungrammatical. From the tools themselves archaeologists can reconstruct a variety of actions: raw material selectivity and procurement, manufacturing sequences, use, and discard. The task is to find the cheapest strategy for sequencing the troubleshooting steps. 148 teristics, assembly sequences, and choice of mating features, and provides the information needed for tolerance analysis. The sequences obtained did not show significant homology with any known genes. Testing ended when the child incorrectly reproduced both sequences at a given string length. The syllable sequences were presented at the rate of one every 750 ms for serial recall. The approach introduced here allows us to capture in detail a set of developmental sequences. If sensitivity to sound sequences applies to derivational suffixes, we might also expect to see differences among individual suffixes based on suffix frequency. Let (k) be the set of bi-infinite sequences on k symbols. In particular, it is wedded to an historical perspective, in which attention is paid to specific sequences and contexts. The permutations corresponding to possible orderings of the deck after one riffle shuffle can have at most two rising sequences. We define sequences of matroids and sets as follows. Given the similarity of the sequences analysed, the nucleotide alignments are obvious and are not shown here. In order to further understand relationships among various lineages, additional genes need to be sequenced, including some nuclear loci. Another explanation could be the lack in maize of specific signal sequences for the transport to phloem sap. Clones that had 2.3 kb as compared to control plasmid (1.8 kb) were selected for sequencing. The heights of tries have been studied by many authors under various models of randomness for the sequences. We now describe a model for the evolution of binary sequences on a tree. The first 21 are historically recognisable sequences of events that are linked to individual action. There is, in fact, research evidence that error detection, developmental sequences, and negotiation of meaning may all be sensitive to social context. The phoneme sequences for the nonwords thus are both phonotactically and prosodically legal. In microsatellites, repeat sequences of different lengths at a given locus are referred to as alleles and co-dominance is observed. Note that, where is speci®ed, reference is to sequences of nonidentical consonant symbols. The children with autism also produced more physical - causal justifications in their verbal accounts of the picture sequences they made, compared to intentional accounts. Warm-up sequences were presented in a manner similar to test tasks. The analyses initially examine the number of individual actions the children produced and the number of correctly ordered sequences they produced. In fact, there are specific postnatal critical periods and developmental sequences for the appearance of the biogenic amines dopamine and noradrenaline. The following interactions are specific sequences containing the preceding behaviors. Then, linear or multiple regressions were fitted over sequences of seasons to search for trends. The outcome measure used was the number of intentional sets sequenced correctly (maximum score was 3). Noncooperative representations appear to model causal processes or, at least, causal processes that would occur following specific sequences of play. The second solo (bars 16-27) modulates back to an intermediate tonic through sequences and chromaticism, all based on the initial motive. Furthermore, a method based on front evolution can be used to track the contours of moving and deformable objects in temporal sequences of images [19]. Why and where does never mind prove useful in complaint sequences and for whom? Applying the semantic criterion presupposes the lexical status of the mor pheme sequences under investigation. Juxtaposition of marks and/or variables signi®es juxtaposition of the sequences denoted. The framework allows point models to be run over space using time sequences of interpolated, continuous daily maximum and minimum temperatures. However, it is sometimes advantageous to consider compatible sequences of unnormalized potentials. We move on to infinite aperiodic syzygy sequences. A characterization of substitutive sequences using return words. We have also reviewed studies involving animal models, the analysis of human antibody sequences and studies of, and using, computer modelling and crystal structure. At last, we give a modified construction of the above framework in order to get examples of non-full factors with controlled central sequences. Finally, a modification of the last family provides examples of crossed product factors that are not full but for which central sequences are under control. We begin with a discussion of sequences of maps in several categories, considering topological, uniform and bounded differentiable conjugacies as providing the morphisms. Two sequences are equivalent if and only if they admit contractions which have a common dilation. Most of the island consists of pervasively overprinted, greenschist-facies sequences. Give-up sequences are subtidal sequences that were never exposed. The emphasis of the analysis is on the identification, correlation and age determination of unconformity-bounded sequences. The individual ignimbrite sequences are up to 200 m thick. At present, however, not enough introns have been sequenced for this to be possible. Because these 18 proteins varied significantly in length, we have provided neighbour-joining trees for both the entire protein sequences and for the olfactomedin homology domains. One begins with a finite alphabet and a substitution rule which is used to define a space of symbolic sequences. We begin by introducing some integer sequences which will be crucial to our construction. Ten such sequences were considered for each flow. By this we mean that no previously unknown surfaces have been found that would give rise to new bifurcation sequences. Then, (finite) minimizing sequences extending from t0 to t are constructed for these different initial conditions. We will refer to such sequences as bounded sequences of polynomials or, where the context is clear, simply as bounded sequences. In the case of hyperbolic sequences, essentially the same argument as given above allows us to say a little more. Before showing how the new sequences are generated we first point out that one real eigenfunction is already known to exist for the symmetric case. In order to further characterize the insertion point 332 bp were sequenced from pbs103, and 357 bp were sequenced from pbel3. In the four remaining polymorphisms, the rare allele is at most present in three sequences out of 20. A coalescent-based method for detecting recombination from gene sequences. However, the effect of recombination on tree topology depends mainly on the degree of relatedness of the recombining sequences. Phylogenetic relationships between six species based upon polytene chromosome banding sequences. Simulations were performed separately for each locus, conditioned on the number of sequences, length of the locus and the number of segregating sites. The unique sequences represent only slightly over onethird of the genome. Our knowledge about the physiological effects of the genes for which we currently have sequences available is still limited. Of the 63 sequences that make up these families 12 were annotated as intronic sequences. We refer to these spatially organized sequences as conserved 'word templates'. Thus, the nematode sequences in the slow-evolving proteins do not appear to be mutationally saturated. However, for illustrative purposes it is more convenient to consider only identities for a few sequences. The structure is compact and globular, and probably interferes only minimally with fused transactivating sequences. When evaluating similarities between two sequences of this size, a matrix comparison is the method of first choice. Virtuosic passages alternated with simpler, less demanding sequences to create a dazzling but discontinuous pattern of movement. A new minor paradigm regarding the correlation of the boundary to terrestrial sequences emerges within this volume and is advocated by the editors. Remembered sequences form our" experience", the written record of which is" history", both" natural" and" political". Furthermore, we identified additional families on the basis of clustering of amino-acid sequences, resulting in 637 distinct families. There are, however, limits on what can at present be deduced from gene sequences alone. Why did we recover such a high percentage of novel sequences? The samples were analyzed by electrophoresis in a 12% sequencing gel followed by autoradiography. We could instead realign the two input sequences using the pair-grammars. During the last five years, the genomes of four diverse eukaryotic organisms have been completely sequenced. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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