Sentence examples for array of incidents from inspiring English sources
The array of incidents and ideas that McCarthy and Singer round up and pull together is far narrower than the ones that the premise implies.
He had a tantalizing array of incidents from which to draw: he had attended prayers at a Tehran mosque, a women's-rights demonstration, meetings with dissidents, a photo op with former President (and then Presidential candidate) Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, and, perhaps inevitably, an award ceremony for his acting, at the Film Museum of Iran.
This definition encompasses a wide array of incidents that may include mass gatherings, train crashes, large road traffic crashes [RTCs] or bombings.
The iTero scanner employs a parallel confocal imaging technique with an array of incident red laser beams [30].
The mortar find formed part of an array of terrorist incidents the Crown had alleged Hoey was involved in.
"The Post-American World" cites a dazzling array of anecdotes, incidents, quotations and statistics from individuals around the world.
The reports also recount an array of border incidents, including a Sept. 7, 2006, episode in which an Iranian soldier who aimed a rocket-propelled grenade launcher at an American platoon trying to leave the border area was shot and killed by an American soldier with a.50-caliber machine gun.
Now that she's 23, that means illustrating the grave array of misogynistic incidents she and other women confront on a daily basis.
The report, which details the cases of more than 400 Iraqis, calls for an investigation into an array of alleged incidents, including sexual assault, electric shocks, mock executions, "cultural and religious humiliation" and threats of rape, death and torture. .
A wide spectrum of others could include emergency medical technicians, firefighters, first responders, police officers, or a wide array of victims of incidents.
Equation (11) fully describes the interaction of a 2D periodic array of spheres with an incident light but, since the summation is infinite, actual numerical evaluations will involve truncation which introduces numerical errors.
