Sentence examples for array of nearly from inspiring English sources

Over at the pets section an array of nearly 20 varieties of dog bones awaits, followed by at least 100 different bedspreads, cushions, pillows, curtains and towels.

WINE LIST A true multinational array of nearly 60 bottles from six nations and many regions in every price range, starting at $18. Check out the rarely encountered choices from New Zealand and Spain.

A dense array of nearly 200 objects from the press's archives, a gift to the Yale Center -- drawings, posters, illustrations, printed texts, pop-up books, alphabets, human-size puppets and much else -- is packed into tight gallery space.

This extraordinary show, drawn almost entirely from the Met's vaults, presents an array of nearly 100 carved figures, crucifixes, reliefs, containers, hand-held weapons and the occasional piece of furniture.

Small plates, the typical meze, cold and hot, are offered in a dizzying array of nearly 50 choices, including keftas, kibbe, dumplings, five types of hummus and even frogs' legs.

TAL effectors display a modular architecture that includes a central DNA-binding region comprising a tandem array of nearly identical repeats that are almost all 34 residues long.

No Ge-NC was detected with a lower implantation energy of 3 keV at a dose of 1.5 × 1016 cm-2, whereas a well-defined 2D-array of nearly spherical and well-separated Ge-NCs within the SiN matrix was observed for the higher-energy-implanted (5 keV) sample for the same implanted dose.

One of the largest tandem arrays characterized in plants corresponds to a gene cluster of 22 copies encoding alpha zeins in Zea mays [ 23], but there are few other examples of extensive arrays of nearly identical structural genes at one locus.

The high-resolution UCR collection presented here provides a wealth of target sequences for future experimental studies to determine the nature of the biochemical mechanisms involved in the preservation of arrays of nearly identical non-coding sequences over the course of vertebrate evolution.

Mostly, due to limitations in sequencing and assembly of long arrays of nearly-identical repeats, our knowledge on the long-range functional organization of centromeric DNA is rather limited, and centromeres still represent the last frontiers in genome assemblies and sequence annotations (Hayden and Willard 2012).

China is likely to shift from its current mixture of Canadian, French and Russian technology to a more uniform array of plants, nearly all the officials and executives interviewed said.