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A long view, shallow depth of the row of fencing that divided East Virginia Street as a boulevard to create two lanes along the south end of the high school complex. The previous image shows one of the panels of ironwork that make up the slanted bars. In this image you barely see that the sections with the slanted bars are alternating with cutout panels in light yellow-green.
I'd just run out of card space on my camera with the zoom lens, so here I had a 100 mm macro lens on the other camera and tried to see what would happen. I like this image in a large view, for the shallow depth of field is interesting in the focal point midway and centered.
Cut, soldered, and tested my first milled PCB today. Everything went
smoothly and I think I have the hang of it. Getting good clean tracks
came down to mounting the copper board securely. Alignment is
critical. If the boards height is off by a 1000th of a inch I get
uneven cut depths with burrs in the copper.
Falgoon Patel picks up his WRX STi.
Ray at STM gave Falgoon's WRX a wheel alignment to suit the new 19" Rays wheels and a few other suspension modifications.
You can book your wheel alignment today by calling the shop. 04 586 6384
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With Dduallt station and 'Deviation Bridge' just insight, this was the original alignment of the Ffestiniog Railway between Dduallt and Tanygrisiau, before the building of the 'Great Deviation' route to raise the level of the line above Tanygrisiau reservoir.
22nd October 2017
Comparison of the clustering of variants across platforms.The ten most common nucleotide V3 sequences from samples 10–65, 10–69, and 10–73 -obtained with each of the four NGS platforms (454™, Illumina®, PacBio®, and Ion Torrent™)- were aligned against the respective population (sanger) sequence from the respective patient using Clustal X 2.0 [76]. For each patient, every unique variant is identified by the NGS platform used and the number of sequences (frequency) obtained, e.g., 454#1290. For each position only those nucleotides that differ from the population sequence are depicted. Dashes indicated the same nucleotide as the population sequence while gaps introduced to maintain the alignment are indicated by dots. Relative clustering of the data from the NGS platforms was inferred by neighbor-joining, phylogenetic analyses determined using MEGA 5.05 [77] and displayed in a circle with topology only to facilitate their interpretation. Bootstrap resampling (1,000 data sets) of the multiple alignments tested the statistical robustness of the trees, with percentage values above 60% indicated by an asterisk. The size of the circles in the phylogenetic trees correlates with the frequency of the unique sequence determined by each NGS platform (color) in the logarithmic scale. The black box denotes the population (sanger) sequence for each sample.
One for Steven Oliver, the original spec tail light in the correct location for an X reg Atlantean as they moved about from batch to batch. Here I am doing the last adjustments to the top shroud to ensure it will be a tight fit and align with the upper section of fixed body work. Sadly I found for a perfect fit the back edge of the unit stood way off the bustle so I would have to chop it.
These images are from two very similar projects that I've just helped my friends with. They want to be able to hold bike frames on their alignment tables by the head tube. They both purchased used bench centers, and we had to make bull nose centers for them.
The fit up needed to be very close, so we were working to within a few tenths.
The other complication was that one of the centers on each set was spring loaded and utilized a rack and pinion to withdraw it... so we had to mill those rack gears.
This is a remake of a similar picture I have done in the past, by setting my focus point midway down the length of the gun, I was able to capture both the front and rear sights. Getting the sights lined up and then taking the picture was a bit more complex than you would think LOL
This alignment in northern Boone County was left behind when a new bridge was built. The old bridge is gone.
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The G722A exchange evolved 5 times during mammalian evolution.(A) Sequence alignment of residue 722 and surrounding amino acids of the PR LBD. (B) Phylogenetic tree of mammalian evolution deduced from Murphy et al. (16) and Killian et al. (17). Blue arrows indicate the substitution of G722 to alanine, green arrows the substitution to cysteine. (C) PR LBD DNA sequences from mammals listed in (B) were aligned and a codon analysis for positive/purifying selection performed based on phylogenetic relationships depicted in (B). Residues of elephant PR are color-coded according to their selective pressure during mammalian evolution.