Not exact matches
A migratory waterfowl carrying multiple influenza strains nudged another bird, one with a
different cocktail
of influenza, and the viruses swapped
pieces of genetic
code in a process called reassortment.
DNA sequencers can not sequence long
pieces of DNA, so the extracted DNA molecules were sheared to
different sized fragments in a controlled manner such that when they are sequenced they can be reassembled computationally by matching overlapping
codes in the reads — creating long sequences
of the genetic
code.
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The Mercedes - AMG GT4 will share its body structure, wheelbase, and chassis with the three - box CLS replacement,
code - named C257, but the two four - door Benzes won't share a single
piece of sheetmetal and will look very
different.
Everyone's going to have a
different style
of coding, and if you're just pasting together
pieces of other people's work, you're not going to understand how your game actually works, which will make debugging any problems a nightmare.
Vigen's
code was designed to recognize correlations in public data and create amusing graphs to link two absurdly
different pieces of information.
With seven
different landowners owning
pieces of the site, it would have been difficult for the city to achieve a unified vision for the property using a conventional
code because it wouldn't have spelled out the details needed to create a compact, walkable, mixed - use development.