Sentence examples for assembled a library of from inspiring English sources

After some people complained that most of the plans they find are for big houses, she assembled a library of small-house plans.

He was also impressed by the history and stories depicted in these works on paper and silk, and soon assembled a library of 1,400 books on the subject.

To find an appropriate material, Dr Kiser assembled a "library" of polymer mixtures and searched for one with the peculiar property of being liquid at room temperature, but solid at body temperature.

To date, in five rooms in his offices in Capo di Ponte, Mr. Anati and his staff of three have assembled a library of 40,000 books and reprints, 16,400 feet of rolls with tracings of graphemes, several thousand reports from various parts of the world, and a collection of 300,000 slides, representing about one-150th of all known material.

They first assembled a library of almost a hundred thousand synthetic protein fragments, each of them representing a section of a virus that an antibody might recognize.

To accelerate drug development process, we recently assembled a library of mostly FDA-approved drugs as well as drugs approved abroad and drug candidates that have reached in Phase II clinical trials, known as the Johns Hopkins Drug Library.

Together they are assembling a library of country-specific marketing materials.

In 1971, during Jay's nomadic phase, he spent a lot of time in Boston hanging out with Diaconis, who had begun to assemble a library of rare magic books.

The adults tried to distract the children with bottle tops and cigarette cartons turned into toys; they'd also work shifts, cleaning up or stretching out the food to make it last, and assembling a library of the books they had imagined reading on the flight.

Patrizi's early mastery of Greek and his interest in assembling a library of classical Greek manuscripts (Muccillo 1993) places him well within the tradition of seeking to restore the legacy of antiquity as a precondition for moving ahead to a "new" era.

This study begins to address this gap by assembling a library of mitochondrial COI sequences, or DNA barcodes, for Argentinian birds and comparing their patterns of genetic diversity to those of North American birds.