Sentence examples for a sequence of strings from inspiring English sources

Tokenization is the process of segmenting a sequence of strings into words and sentences by discarding some characters like punctuation marks.

A pattern of length k is defined as a sequence of strings and block indices, where x i ∈ |Σ| w y i, 1 ≤ y1 < y2,…, < y k ≤ b.

The prototype of the end-effector allows automated knot-tying by mimicking human hands making a clove hitch knot using a sequence of coordinated string delivery and capturing actions.

Bush's performance on the stump is more a rap than a speech, a sequence of talking points strung together by applause lines.

But in a programme that largely felt like a sequence of brief movements strung together, a little more competitive spirit might have made things more interesting.

Their joint work, "Zwiegespräch" ("Dialogue"), is essentially a sequence of proposals for string quartet by Gyorgy Kurtag Sr., leaving room for preludes and postludes, links and embellishments to be added by Gyorgy Kurtag Jr. on synthesizer.

(Steve Smith) ★ Either/Or (Friday) This poised, proficient new-music ensemble recently released its first two CDs: one devoted to appealing works by Keeril Makan, issued on the Starkland label; and another featuring "The Flow Cycle," a moody sequence of string pieces by Richard Carrick, a founder of Either/Or.

A PCP instance can be defined as composed of pairs of strings, each pair having a top and a bottom string, where the goal is to select a sequence of pairs such that the two strings obtained by concatenating top and bottom strings in such pairs are identical.

Sibelius, however, kicks off with an unforgettable sequence of string and woodwind chords that depict the vast edifice in which the subsequent tragedy plays itself out.

The sender of a message and its recipient agree to start plucking a sequence of numbers from that string.

Inspired by correspondence conducted by far-flung lovers in the Second World War, it's less a story than a sequence of themed sketches, a string of brief encounters and romantic longings heightened by an ever-present mortal threat.