Sentence examples for a sequence of some from inspiring English sources

A sequence of some four dozen original drawings is on view, along with prints and a cool, weird self-published zine.

Forward-wind a quarter of a century, and Cage again wrote a sequence of some of the most coruscatingly complex music of his career, the Etudes Australes for solo piano.

At the Pompidou Center, the considerable space on the top floor is evenly subdivided into a checkerboard grid, forming a sequence of some 70 fair-sized cubicles (some outdoors, on the terrace), each connected to the others by doors -- occasionally replaced by a mirror of the same size.

For a sequence of some mixing random variables, (1.4) holds.

In 1957 the Russian epigraphers Nikolai Butinov and Yuri Knorozov (who in 1952 had provided the key insights which would later lead to the decipherment of the Maya writing system) suggested that the repetitive structure of a sequence of some fifteen glyphs on Gv5 6 (lines 5 and 6 of the verso of the Small Santiago Tablet) was compatible with a genealogy.

The color of the image was adjusted with a sequence of toners, some of them toxic.

He encounters a sequence of strangers, some of whom make several appearances, while others pay their fare and vanish into the night.

Her first goal was to identify the "language-responsive cortex," and the tasks involved reading or listening to a sequence of sentences, some of them garbled or composed of nonsense words.

"I think where there is smaller NUT membership, particularly when this is strike number x in a sequence of strikes, some strike fatigue might set in in those schools and in that case it will be much easier to keep those schools open," Bauckham said.

Let (f:{mathbb {N}}rightarrow R) be a sequence of elements of some ring (R), indexed by the natural numbers.

A node (or a species) is a set of genes G={ g i } where a gene is a sequence of nucleotides of some given length.