Sentence examples for a whole assembly from inspiring English sources

In the last few days, as a whole assembly of men wearing suits -- analysts armed with the dullest of forensic tools -- analyze the death of Borders Books, it's become increasingly clear to me that none of them grew up kissing books or understand those who do.

Applying succinct data structures allowed to decrease the memory usage by an order of magnitude, and a whole assembly pipeline of a human individual was run in about 36 GB of RAM [ 56].

Each scintillator is polished and then wrapped in a layer of reflective Mylar and, after being coupled with a PMT, the whole assembly is covered with a light-shielding sheet.

Each assembles as a hollow ring and the whole assembly is formed by an ATPase ring sticking to each end of the protease ring/cylinder, in a suitable position to monitor substrate entry.

Indeed if too many reads are recruited, the micro-assembly step becomes a whole genome assembly.

According to structural features of different components of decelerator, the general rule of three-dimensional solid modeling of components is summarized, the three-dimensional model of gear stand is built, all components are organized into groups to form a whole partial assembly, and various kinds of assembly relations are added among components, as well as hierarchical relations.

By shining a beam of x-rays through the two windows, the team can clock the shock speed and infer the pressure and resulting density of the deuterium over the 5 or 10 billionths of a second before the whole assembly flies apart.

Climbing plants work particularly well to cover the base and give the whole assembly a look of permanence.

The touch of a dashboard button initiates a mechanical sequence as lovely as synchronized swimming: The decklid clamshells open, the rearmost pillars detach from the trailing edge of the roof, the roof folds in a V-pattern and the whole assembly disappears within 25 seconds, leaving a clean line from the headlamps to the taillights.

This process ends with a stable activation of the whole assembly that is then sufficient to trigger a motor program.

Graves dramatised the enthusiasm for the women's race for a Holland shift displayed on a pole: "six young women began to exhibit themselves before the whole assembly, in a dress hardly reconcilable to the rules of decency".