Sentence examples for array of a from inspiring English sources
In dim light, eight dancers stood amid an array of a dozen or so large industrial fans whirring at stage left.
But in place of the timeworn arrangement of plastic storage containers or cosmetics on the coffee table, the couple was showing off an array of a different sort: the 32 solar panels on the roof.
The ensemble, an advanced-training orchestra under the direction of Michael Tilson Thomas, was settling into its new home, the New World Center, and technicians were testing an array of a hundred and sixty-seven speakers that relays music from the concert hall to the park outside.
Not just a flash in the pan Reinventing the internet Power to the people Reprints Related items REPORTS: Relishing the flavourJun 20th 2002 The sweet smell of successSep 3rd 1998Today's electronic noses consist of an array of a dozen or so polymer films, each of a slightly different type.
The control of SbSI sol concentration is allowed to obtain an array of a few nanowires.
This parameter seems to be independent of RH in the case of an array of a few SbSI nanowires.
It has now involved all the top fashion designers internationally and an array of A-List celebrities at the biggest red carpet Awards worldwide.
Where Slash's 2010 solo debut was a collaboration with an array of A-list vocal talent, only Myles Kennedy, frontman of middling post-grungers Alter Bridge, remains for the follow-up.
Having grown up the son of Teddy Kollek, now 89 and living in retirement in Jerusalem, the younger Mr. Kollek had access to a rotating array of A-list statesmen, politicians and entertainers, Israeli and American, who came calling.
Every year, Vanity Fair unveils its Hollywood issue, a starry affair shot by Annie Leibovitz that awkwardly assembles an array of A-listers in an attempt to showcase the state of the industry at that given moment.
Hence, the PSCM problem consists in finding the pipelined array of A-operations that form a single-constant multiplier using the minimum number of R-operations.
