Sentence examples for collection of things from from inspiring English sources

I've got an enormous collection of things – from skulls to African art.

Bailey coined the word hortorium to mean "a collection of things from the garden," said Peter Fraissenet, assistant curator of the herbarium, one of the largest university-affiliated collections of preserved plant materials in North America.

"It creates a mini-collection of things from the late 1980s and early '90s," Mr. Rush explained.

Statistical sampling is a process that allows inferences about properties of a large collection of things (the population) to be made from observations (the sample) made on a relatively small number of individuals (sampling units) belonging to the population.

This allows them to learn how computer vision works and supervised learning works and how they could teach the computer or a robot to recognize a specific object from a collection of things and correct its errors such that it becomes better over time.

From a collection of things, poetry and art remake the world, a world which is whole, which is total and harmonious.

MR: Is the process you sitting down and then writing for the project or are new works springing from a collection of things that you've written already?

"The Documentary Archaeology of Late Medieval Europe, 1250-1500" seeks to develop a virtual collection of textual things from late medieval Europe.

A system is a collection of things that interact to achieve a predefined common purpose.

"It's a very unboring collection of things.

The third thing I learned from him is not a thing so much as a whole collection of things.