Sentence examples for because a collection of from inspiring English sources

I just didn't understand what was happening, because a collection of pixels does not usually achieve that kind of emotion".

There are several research works on content-based key-frame extraction from videos, because a collection of still images is easier to deliver and comprehend when compared to a long video stream.

Under this approach, concerns about preserving a "symbiotic relationship" among college sports programs would be meaningfully reduced because a collection of six college sports teams that were all part of a single bargaining relationship could reasonably create a sub-conference within itself that could play a reasonable in-season schedule.

Then any subset R ⊂ 𝒳 of size |𝒳| − 2 = k is a valid solution for 𝒞, because a collection of clusters on only two taxa cannot be incompatible.

DealBook » Accounting Obscures What's Really Going On  |  Banks are fighting to stay profitable, but that's not always obvious in their financial statements, which appear rosier because of a collection of accounting rules, The New York Times's Floyd Norris writes.

"I chose it basically because it's a collection of stories about this guy.

Is Europe closed for reporting business because it's a collection of faraway lands of which (Bunga-Bunga Berlusconi apart) we choose to know little?

This is because air is a collection of gases, and there are clouds of gas in space that can vibrate and allow sound to travel too.

Quite how Drake's playlist differs from a mixtape – he's already released four of those – isn't clear, including, apparently, to Drake himself, who has announced he is "off mixtapes" and vaguely suggested that a playlist is different because it's "a collection of songs that become the soundtrack to your life".

But James W. Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers, said that because New Jersey was a collection of smaller cities and suburbs, sandwiched between the two major news media outlets of New York City and Philadelphia, any movement had to be louder and larger if its participants hoped to be heard.

Because EU is a collection of capricious brides who want to stay married but live separate lives.