Sentence examples for by stringing together from inspiring English sources

By stringing together qubits, a quantum computer could perform a multitude of calculations simultaneously.

Like refrigerator magnets, but better: MICCAM lets you create your own sentences by stringing together recorded words.

Inspired by foreign-language teaching methods, the French playwright Eugène Ionesco, in 1950, wrote "The Bald Soprano" by stringing together clichés and simple, seemingly unrelated sentences.

Algeria showed against England that it had the ability to work its way through a defense by stringing together short passes, even in the face of heavy pressure.

A few years later, he increased the electrical output by stringing together a series of such devices, but he seems never to have pursued the idea much further.

Some systems try to get around this by stringing together groups of two or three phonemes, known as diphones and triphones.

(AP) FROST LEADS BY THREE: David Frost, stringing together two runs of four consecutive birdies, shot a nine-under-par 62 yesterday for a three-stroke lead after the second round of the John Deere Classic yesterday in Silvis, Ill.

Both Barcelona and Spain dominate opponents by controlling the ball and stringing together intricate passing sequences.

By definition, metaphor requires the stringing together of parts of the mind that don't normally work together.

A novel architectures consisting of plum-like Fe3O4 microspheres strung together by nitrogen-doped carbon nanotubes (CNxNTs) was prepared by in situ growth strategy in liquid ethylene glycol (EG).

He tells long tales, spacious threads of specifics strung together by "and"s.