Sentence examples for a generation of string from inspiring English sources
He is also survived by a generation of string players, now at loose ends.
Some even reckon that this latest generation of strings has had a greater influence on opening up the game to the relentlessly aggressive brand of tennis that Nadal specialises in, and with which he finally subdued Fernando Verdasco in Friday's marathon semi-final, than the more frequently cited space-age materials used in racket manufacture.
In a long appendix, it was necessary to develop some non-numerical but numerically essential additions to the theory of the TNLS equation: Good numerics often requires a much deeper understanding of a problem than the generation of a string of power series coefficients.
The RAMEN assembler, which is featured a lookup table generation of seed strings for highly sensitive regions and rapid detection of overlapping reads and precise alignment by efficient banded dynamic programming, was used.
A computation simply involves the generation of output strings of binary digits from input strings in accordance with a general rule that depends on the properties of the strings (Piccinini 2008).
"Of the current generation of six-string stars, only Jack White of The White Stripes and Muse frontman Matt Bellamy feature in the higher echelons of our list.
In fact, this move would turn out to be too undesirable because it would lead to too much generation of ungrammatical strings.
The generation of cell strings by SoxE +ve ENS cells suggests that the ENC cells have a limited number of adhesive molecules on their surface, this cis-clustering may restrict cadherin to a few patches capable of mediating adhesion in trans.
Mr. Schmeer pointed to the lowest consumer confidence readings in a generation and to the string of monthly reports — which recently reached six — showing net job losses.
