Sentence examples for a flexible type from inspiring English sources
This work introduced abridged notation (a flexible type of mathematical "shorthand") and exploited the possibility of taking lines rather than points as the fundamental geometric elements.
You may want to reuse the line if it a new flexible type, but if it's an old solid draw tube type, it is easiest to cut it with a tubing cutter and replace it with a flexible type.
We adapt the aliasing constraints approach for designing a flexible typing of evolving objects.
A flexible-type laparoscope was placed into the abdomen.
A flexible-type laparoscope (LTF Type V3; Olympus, Tokyo, Japan) was placed into the abdomen.
In this paper, a more flexible type of watermark, i.e., a message, is designed.
Microsoft's.NET transport format fares better in this respect because it has a more flexible type system and instruction set, but it is not extensible, and (for example) has no provision for supporting explicit programmer-specified parallelism.
Another was his modification of the old elements of recitative and aria into a more flexible type of scene structure, or scena, for one or more characters a series of pieces in contrasting tempi which alternated lyric or reflective moments with more dramatic ones and usually ended in a rousing cabaletta, or fast-paced aria.
They're also made of a more flexible type of rubber, so that they don't freeze and become hard in cold temperatures.
Monty features an unusually flexible type system in which all values are viewed as objects in a single-inheritance class hierarchy, static and dynamic typing are smoothly integrated, and both nonvariant and covariant generic classes are supported.
Machiavelli's evaluation of the chances for creating a new, psychologically flexible type of character is extremely guarded, and tends to be worded in conditional form and in the subjective mood: "If it were possible to change one's nature to suit the times and circumstances, one would always be successful" (Machiavelli 1965, 91, trans. altered).
