Sentence examples for a collection of massive from inspiring English sources
A collection of massive shoes.
Be sure to leave enough time to see Kata Tjuta, a collection of massive sculpted rocks which is almost as magnificent as Uluru.
Earlier this afternoon, the TechCrunch office got some new additions: a collection of massive stickers, ranging from giant TechCrunch logos (you can see them on the CrunchCam) to various animals, a big donut, and even a surfing alien.
Nevertheless, even if such channels could be opened or operational modes established, it still lacks a conclusive or normative pointer; a research paper or a collection of massive evidence may indicate various problems or faults in current practice or note which of various avenues is the most desirable, if one had to choose from among those evaluated.
Over the past week, researchers at Finnish security company F-secure have identified what they say is the first use of Storm's massive "botnet"–a collection of hundreds of thousands of computers hijacked with hidden software to steal users' banking information.
When I first pitched my blog series, Postcards from the Participatory, I intended it to be a collection of narratives exploring Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) from the inside.
Microsoft pledged to create CoEntrepreneurs.eu as a "a platform, a community and a collection of 2.0 initiatives enabling massive entrepreneurship support by the entrepreneurs themselves" – however, the site re-directs to CoEntrepreneurs.be, a Belgian domain, and a site with a couple of guys taking in French about startups.
Nine different RNA samples obtained from flax inner- and outer-stems, seeds, leaves and roots were used to generate a collection of 1,066,481 ESTs by massive parallel pyrosequencing.
This frozen world has plenty of snow-capped forests, but the real attraction is the collection of massive ice spikes a short journey away from the spawn point.
The stunning Dia: Beacon collection of massive modernism in an old factory on the Hudson?
Macedonia's version of Stonehenge, the collection of massive rocks sits on a promontory and was used as an astrological clock during the early Bronze Age.
