Sentence examples for by a concatenation of from inspiring English sources

AS IF the powers-that-be within the iron triangle had not made matters hard enough to put right, everything is made even more difficult by a concatenation of deep-rooted tradition and new circumstances.

When I make an extended effort to smile, my initial pleasure is extinguished, first by the squinting of my left eye, which distorts my vision, and then by a concatenation of distracting thoughts, emotions, and mental images.

The figure can be interpreted as a point source (antenna) followed by a concatenation of two apertures, each corresponding to planes where the field strength is calculated.

The vocal tract was represented by a concatenation of waveguides with rectangular cross-sections and constant width, and a sound source was placed either at the inlet of the vocal tract or downstream from the constriction representing the sibilant groove.

The process matrix of the Toffoli gate in the circuit implementation (Figure 2) may be obtained without further simulation by a concatenation of the single qubit process matrices and the C-NOT process matrix of Section 4.1.

Any multiword term can be constructed by a concatenation of overlapping doublets.

Each effect was modeled on a trial-by-trial basis as a concatenation of square-wave functions.

The approximation of a linear operator by, that is, a concatenation of an analysis operation, an element-wise multiplication, and a synthesis operation, appears in the literature under the name Gabor multiplier [27].

Every part (node) of an archetype-based data structure in an EHR is addressable and thus retrievable by a path containing a concatenation of traversed RM attribute names and within brackets archetype IDs and subsequent node-IDs.

The porcelain teapot made by Marion Monk from Piscataway is jaunty, a concatenation of angular forms that makes even Art Deco, one of its ancestors, look staid.

The Rana Plaza disaster and the outbreak of Islamist violence are part of a concatenation of ills, fed by corruption, political expediency and contempt for universal human rights.