Sentences with phrase «tiny snippets»

But the oil giant waited many days before releasing tiny snippets of video that almost instantly enabled independent experts to calculate a far higher rate of oil flow than company and government estimates.

After being exhausted from giving birth, I desperately wanted sleep and my newborn only slept for what felt like tiny snippets because she would wake up hungry.

At a glance, you can view tiny snippets of useful information on the go.

The marketing for the hotly anticipated and long - delayed third season of Twin Peaks has been a masterclass in trolling, with each new preview offering only tiny snippets of footage, virtually no dialogue, and no indication of story.

Inside our heads, instead of making a perfect replica of the world, we focus our attention on tiny snippets, darting our eyes from point to point.

That is a good start, but it leaves unanswered the question: How do you get from tiny snippets of RNA to longer, well - crafted chains that could have acted as the first enzymes, doing fancy things like copying themselves The shortest RNA enzyme chains known today are about 50 bases long; most have more than 100.

The researchers incubate cells with tiny snippets of single - stranded DNA engineered to slip into the cells» outer membranes, covering each cell like the hairs on a tennis ball.

If Marvelous is going as far as posting tiny snippets of individual weapons, they'll probably show off other specific aspects of the game as well.

New study says tiny snippets of RNA co-evolved with vertebrates, likely accounting for the new organisms» complexity

Using tiny snippets of DNA as «barcodes,» researchers have developed a new technique for rapidly screening the ability of nanoparticles to selectively deliver therapeutic genes to specific organs of the body.

«Google's division of the page into tiny snippets is designed to show the searcher just enough context surrounding the searched term to help her evaluate whether the book falls within the scope of her interest (without revealing so much as to threaten the author's copyright interests),» Circuit Judge Pierre Leval wrote for the court.

The programme misrepresented the views of some of the skeptics, only broadcasting tiny snippets of their views and in some cases even cutting them off mid-sentence with a freeze - frame.

Miles Ahead does nothing to expose new listeners to his wonderful records - there's only tiny snippets of his music in this movie.

Miles Ahead does nothing to expose new listeners to his wonderful records - there's only tiny snippets of his music in this

The team employed a technique called Southern blotting to examine fragments of the BRCA1 gene that are much larger than the tiny snippets scanned by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) in commercial tests.

Researchers measured the levels of microRNAs — tiny snippets of noncoding RNA — in the saliva of concussion patients.

Micro-RNAs are tiny snippets of non-coding DNA that turn off the production of proteins created by genes, proteins that tell cells what to do.

The study further suggests that the gene does this by influencing production of certain microRNAs — tiny snippets of genetic material that govern transition from one phase of the plant's life cycle to another.

As it turned out, the gene coded not for a protein — as all genes were then thought to do — but for a tiny snippet of RNA, the simpler molecular cousin of DNA.

The technique, called ultra-rapid deep sequencing, combines deep sequencing — an emerging technology that reconstructs an entire DNA sequence from a tiny snippet of DNA — with advanced computational techniques and algorithms developed in the laboratories of Chiu and his research collaborators.

The pseudogene is less than half the size of its relative and yields only a tiny snippet of RNA that can't produce a protein.

By suppressing genes that are active in the developing embryo, silenced just before birth, and re-activated years later in many advanced cancers, the let - 7 family of «microRNAs» — tiny snippets of RNA that can put the brakes on expression of selected genes — appears to prevent human cancer cells from reasserting their prenatal capacity to divide rapidly, travel and spread.

Some users can self - identify their location or we have a tiny snippet of code that you download and it's all permission - based, but you have the ability to share where you are on an ongoing basis so we can look for people that meet your requirements that are around you.

The film is called Isle of Dogs and Anderson revealed the full cast and a tiny snippet of footage.

If you can remember this tiny snippet of code, you can write a mimetype file for EPUB.

These tiny snippets are interactive — a calendar app would let you see events at a glance, and an email app might let you dive in and triage a few emails without having to open the email app.

Tiny snippets of fiction for blog hops and other writing - community bonding exercises are OK, -LSB-...]

Collected evidence is merely added to a case file where you can listen to a tiny snippet of explanatory audio for each clue, and if you gather enough of it the case is is closed with no further interaction from you required.

Not to mention the tiny snippet of the musical score on show was outstanding, mixing heavy metal style music with eastern themes not only got me pumped during a battle but thematically also made great sense.

You could see a tiny snippet of this in our trailer where you saw the Fighter Squadron mode, where you engage in huge Starfighter battles over canyons big enough to be truly epic.

Until now I've only posted a tiny snippet on YouTube, but I've wanted to share the highlights for a long time.