Sentence examples for bracket style from inspiring English sources
Well, now you can make your preference known with the Tournament of Brackets Bracket, which lets you identify your favorite bracket style.
Students used the diagonal style more often than the bracket style for construction tasks.
For example, a mainly diagonal phylogenetic tree with one divergence constructed in the bracket style was coded as diagonal.
The course textbook (Freeman 2011) contained only bracket phylogenetic trees, and instructional materials were also biased toward the bracket style.
Instead of arbitrarily choosing which ten candidates should debate and leaving them only a few seconds to respond to any question, let's set these candidates up in a series of one-on-one debates and run it NCAA March Madness single-elimination bracket style, with call-in and text votes for the winner a la 'American Idol'.
The ISIS bottom bracket style has two parts, the lock ring cup and the main bottom bracket.
Aiding her subversive mission are Roy's Mrs Ogle and Pauline Knowles's Mrs Racket, a Hinge and Bracket- style double act, one in virulent pink with a towering poodle wig, the other an unapologetic riot of oranges and reds, a contrast to the cool architectural line drawings of Neil Murray's Georgian set.
Buildings in the tap'o style are much more decorative than those in the preceding chusimp'o, or column-head bracketing, style because the intercolumnar brackets fill the otherwise empty spaces between columns.
Our bracket-style knockout tournament started with eight of the most iconic movies set in or featuring characters related to Columbia University (our "Elite 8," if you will).
Picture a bracket-style Fictional Police Brood-Off in which all those moody cops populating the international television landscape would compete to see who could convey the most while saying the least.
Even the upstate media personality Rachael Ray has gotten in on the Motorino act, publishing Ed Levine's and Adam Kuban's lunatic cross-country pizza competition, a bracket-style run-up to the announcement of America's best pizza, in the March issue of Every Day With Rachael Ray.
