Sentence examples for as many objects as from inspiring English sources

(A set is infinite if one of its parts, or subsets, has as many objects as itself).

The day before the storm, alarmed by the dire predictions, the general manger, Faye Rosenbaum, mobilized a crew to place as many objects as possible on pallets two feet off the ground.

Described by creator Jane Friedhoff as a kind of Riot Grrl mash up of Katamari Damacy and Grand Theft Auto, Slam City Oracles is about smashing up everything on screen by pummelling the "slam" button and letting your cute avatar collide with as many objects as possible.

Theoretically, there is no way to measure the thermal performance for the building areas that are occluded by objects, except for encouraging practitioners to remove as many objects as possible before thermographic inspection.

While you only have the four and a half minutes of the actual video to find as many objects as you can (or just wander around and have fun, it's your choice), you can restart the song, and the app will keep track of what you've found.

To gather as many objects as we did for the BOSS, we could not fulfill this condition and we had to include objects that were likely difficult to name appropriately.

The Getty Conservation Institute, part of the Getty Center, will examine the integrity of many objects as well as the layers of paint on many surfaces, such as the metal sliding doors between the living room and kitchen.

If you are not strong enough to pin them down or they are overpowering you, put as many objects between your attacker and yourself as possible.

Afghanistan is still using census figures from 1979 and that count was cut short after census-takers were killed by mujahideen.As rich countries collect and analyse data from as many objects and activities as possible including thermostats, fitness trackers and location-based services such as Foursquare a data divide has opened up.

The global seabed is littered with what experts say is trillions of dollars' worth of mineral nodules as well as many objects of intelligence value: undersea cables carrying diplomatic communications, lost nuclear arms, sunken submarines and hundreds of warheads left over from missile tests.

Then, set them a 15-minute challenge in small groups: Without reading the article or looking at the related slide show, have them brainstorm as many objects from anytime in history as they can that they believe could represent something important about humankind and our history, culture, values, struggles and triumphs.