This is a terribly sad turn of events, at least for those who realize that South Street is more than just a collection of chain stores on a quaint cobblestoned street.
In contrast to the bearded, distinguished and fully clothed figure implied by contemporary Persian art, the film's Xerxes is a hairless giant, clad in nothing but a collection of gold chains threaded through impractical piercings, and a pair of alarming drawn-on eyebrows.
A runtime wire is a collection of invocation chains.
First, we formulate a collection of Markov chains on the graph ensemble and describe the characteristics of the associated mean hitting times on V.
More specifically, a network is seen as a collection of individual polymer chains connected by weak bonds that can associate and dissociate over time.
A collection of bolt cutters, chains, torches, saws, and DIY electrical devices glinted in the sun.
Concentrating on this system entails no loss of generality, as any controllable linear system can be modeled as a collection of these single chain systems, one for each input, and the decoupled nature of the chains ensures we can abstract each one independently and then "patch" the abstractions together to obtain an abstraction for the full system.
He named a collection of piles of metal chains knotted together Calamity Chain; an elaborate line of pearl and sea glass necklaces is called Nouveau Raj.
From that inspiration he went on to design a collection of bird pendants, earrings, chains and pins, in ceramic and silver or 24-carat gold.
The academics M Wyn Thomas and Daniel Williams deal in more detail with Dylan and America in their contribution to I Sang in My Chains, a collection of writings to mark the 50th anniversary of his death.
