Sentence examples for a collection of lines from inspiring English sources

Participants were shown black and white images that looked little more than a collection of lines and blotches until the full colour originals were seen.

For instance, (mathcal {O}) could be a collection of lines, circles, or rectangles on (mathbb {R}^{2}) (conf. Fig. 2) or a combination of cubes in (mathbb {R}^{3}).

This leads them to ask, "Did people in pre-modern times see the world (oceans, rivers, and other bodies of water) as a living entity made up of a collection of lines just as depicted in classical Japanese painting?" Walking through the simulation room eliminates the barrier between visitors and the waves, ideally opening the mind to the idea of oceans and rivers as living beings unto themselves.

In this study, we applied a custom 1536 SNP GoldenGate assay to genotype a collection of lines chosen to represent the global maize diversity available in public maize breeding programs.

To make a genetic map of the B centromere, we analyzed a collection of lines with fragmented centromeres produced after centromere misdivision (Kaszas and Birchler 1996, Birchler 1998).

In computer graphics, computer aided design, solid modelling and robotics and pattern recognition evaluation of focal point for a collection of line segments is the bottleneck problem.

As had Archimedes, Cavalieri regarded a plane figure as being composed of a collection of indivisible lines, "all the lines" of the plane figure.

Thus a collection of two lines is a couplet (or distich), three lines a triplet (or tercet), four lines a quatrain, and so on.

David Haerle inherited the company after his dad died during a hike in Griffith Park in 1990, and he has since transformed the business into a collection of musical lines called CMH Label Group that meet unsung needs in the music industry.

The name was acquired by the American Classic Voyages Company, a holding company with a collection of passenger lines: American Hawaii Cruises, the Delta Queen Steamboat Company, Delta Queen Coastal Voyages and now, United States Lines.

In the problem of Apollonius, for example, one sought to find the locus of points whose distances from a collection of fixed lines satisfied a given relation.