Sentence examples for assortment of bits from inspiring English sources

When you — well, maybe not you, and certainly not I — think of a high-speed rotary instrument with a depressingly numerous assortment of bits and disk attachments, doesn't the incredible Dremel come to mind (Model 395; $77.99)?

These usually have a ratcheting handle and an assortment of bits, so they are also more compact than separate screwdrivers each with its own handle.

(A locus in this model is not equivalent to that produced by 16 × 1-bit loci because no independent assortment of "1-bit loci" is permitted within the 16-bit locus. The two overlap semantically if 16 × 1-bit loci are fully coupled as a haplotype in which crossing-over is forbidden).

The mind reels under noisy assortments of information bits about rival politicians, rival political programs and doctrines, new technical discoveries, insistently advertised commercial products, and new views on morality, ecological horrors, and military nightmares.

And to the only other reality — Death!" In addition she has acquired a rich assortment of other choice bits, scattered through the action like so many baroque pearls.

Some of this rubbish had been compacted down into a dark tar, a sediment of concentrated filth, pure filth, filth with no impurities, devoid of everything that was not filth.... On top of this was an assortment of browning marigolds, bits of soggy cardboard (not automatically to be discounted as a calorific source) and freshish-looking excrement (ditto).

The rivet tool may come with an assortment of guides and bits, or you may have to purchase extra accessories for the type of rivet you wish to remove.

As always, the Book Review's Summer Reading issue contains some familiar features: roundups of travel and baseball books, an assortment of mysteries, a bit of comedy and more than a bit of adventure.

The commentary, read fashion-show style by a former Playboy bunny, describes the action while an amusing assortment of real genitals, prosthetic naughty bits and masses of multiple breasts strides by.

The chopped country salad, too, has modest pretensions, but it shames the competition in this increasingly popular category with an expertly juggled assortment of textures and flavors: bright bits of candy cane beets; pungent chunks of apple-smoked bacon; sharp, creamy goat cheese; slivers of cherries.

Fashioning tent poles out of tree branches and covering the frame with a tarpaulin and an assortment of bright-coloured scarves and bits of cloth, they sit solemnly on the damp mud, partially covered with a few tatty sacks, that has become their floor.