Sentence examples for another array of from inspiring English sources

They provide far more data than necessary, creating another array of security problems: why should everyone at your bank know all the details on your driving licence?European countries see a simple solution: government-issued electronic ID cards.

Some 35 miles to the north, in the heart of the Napa Valley, another array of 994 solar panels covers the surface of a pond at the Far Niente Winery.

April 16 2012 April 17 201212 Christie's Russian sale (April 16) offers another array of exquisite objects, such as a tiny cloisonné box adorned with an image of Tsar Ivan the Terrible watching over his sixth wife, Vasilisa Malentieva, on her sickbed, or a diamond-encrusted pin made for a maid of honor in Empress Alexandra Feodorovna's court.

Once the train is rolling through the system, it is governed by another array of computer programs.

There, a seemingly endless supply of the combustible rock would be strip-mined, triggering another array of health and environmental issues.

Another array of repeats, distal to the TAS and forming the actual end of XL, consists of sequences derived from non-LTR retrotransposons (Mason and Biessmann 1995).

Let the effect of including an off-peak autocorrelation or cross-correlation with another array to affect the probability of error by less than 5%.

Third, a pair of 'representation bulks' derived from two randomly assorted DNA pools ('random bulks') were assayed on another array to evaluate the impact of stochastic effects associated with bulking.

However, comparison of our GAS M49 sRNA expression data to another array analysis of a GAS M1 strain, and to two in silico screening methods, revealed little overlap between the different approaches.

Every quarter hour or so our attendant slid open the screen, excused herself profoundly, wriggled off her slippers and, never rising above her knees, set before us yet another dazzling array of dishes, with flavors continually oscillating between the robust and the exquisitely subtle.

In Edinburgh, another colourful array of pyrotechnics lit up the castle as crowds of about 75,000 people sang Auld Lang Syne to herald the start of 2013.