Sentence examples for a setting of lines from inspiring English sources

The most affecting of its several appearances in this program was in "How Slow the Wind" (2001), a setting of lines from Emily Dickinson poems, inspired by the death of a friend.

It consists, for example, of a set of lines of varying widths, lengths, and colors, and thereby represent the roads in and around a city.

Preprocessed reference genome will be chunked and distributed across mappers, where each mapper receives a set of lines.

The reference genome file is chunked and distributed across the mappers, where each mapper receives a set of lines.

By using a purposely designed low noise, multichannel measurement system, a set of metal lines with different widths, and a set of lines ended with vias, have been tested.

We study the problem of searching for a vertex with a desired property in the arrangement of a set of lines in the plane.

A network (or a graph) is a set of points joined together by a set of lines, as shown in Fig. 1.

For the relevant permutations \(\sigma\), \(\sigma(\sigma(n)) = n\); so a permutation can be represented by a set of lines joining dots.

The mappers in the first round receive a set of lines (e.g. mapper MAP-1 receives lines L1 L3) and apply zipWithIndex function on each line and generate corresponding (langle key, value rangle ) pairs.

Visually, as seen in Fig. 1, a graph is simply a set of lines (the edges) whose common end points are represented by circles or other shapes (the nodes).

In the cat-recognition example, the first layer might simply look for a set of lines that could outline a figure.