Sentence examples for character scheme from inspiring English sources

Consider the Betti character scheme ( M : = M_B (X, B)) such that, for a ({mathbb {C}} -algebra A of finite type, the set of A-valued points (M(A) = M( Spec(A)) ) parametrizes the representations begin{C}} -algebra : pi _1(X) rightArrof G(A).

An increase in gold-to-carbon π-bonding and a decrease in the σ-bonding leads to structures with more carbene-like character (Scheme 4).

Amid the many dinner party arguments over marriage/divorce/love/commitment etc., the characters scheme to engineer relationships they think will solve their problems, whether emotional, spiritual, economic or simply libidinous.

No matter how outlandish the characters' schemes to hide their mistakes may be, these stories always lack a certain dramatic tension.

Ideally, identifiers should only contain alphanumeric characters and selected separator characters such as the dot, hyphen and the underscore characters from the US-ASCII character encoding scheme.

Malik and Faheim [15] presented a line and character segmentation scheme that mainly relies on projection profiles.

Players are able to use the Create-a-Rocker mode which is based on the Create-a-Skater mode in Neversoft's Tony Hawk series and the advanced character creation scheme from the Tiger Woods PGA Tour series.

Brad Cresswell brought a bright tenor voice and youthful swagger to the role of Anatol, though he was less convincing when trying to project the character's scheming nature.

Karan -- like most of Sharma's characters, who scheme their way through a fog of self-deception and self-righteousness -- is less evil than weak.

Coote is well matched by Sarah Tynan's haughty but high-spirited Romilda, whose gorgeous voice makes up in purity of tone what it lacks in raw power, and also by the relatively inexperienced Rhian Lois, whose captivating performance as Romilda's sister, Atlanta, caught perfectly the character's scheming sauciness as well as the lonely desperation cloaked beneath it.

In this study, the character-encoding scheme ASCII code (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) was adopted to encode a data message.