Sentence examples for combination of strings from inspiring English sources

A guitar can be constructed from pretty much any combination of strings, pick-up and neck.

The incidental music is an intriguing combination of strings and handclaps, urging you along, suggesting wistfulness and contemplation; episodes conclude with a lovely Zombies song, "A Rose for Emily".

Strong and distinctive, it explored every aspect of texture and text, trying different permutations of the combination of strings and voices, adding a piano to the orchestra and opening it up to create, on its strings, ominous clouds of sound.

The lyrics are allegedly inspired by the Sahara Desert — "the storm that leaves no trace" — and the combination of strings, guitar, and Mellotron keyboard has often been described as Middle Eastern.

Mr. Shchedrin created his version of Bizet's music, a striking combination of strings and percussion only, for the version choreographed by Alberto Alonso; Mr. Shchedrin also added dance numbers from two other Bizet dramatic scores, "L'Arlésienne" and "La Jolie Fille de Perth".

In the Concerto No. 1 (BWV 1046), the combination of strings, baroque oboes and natural horns (handled deftly by two guest players, R. J. Kelley and Alexandra Cook) yielded a hint of raucousness that proved an ideal backdrop for Gonzalo Ruiz's shapely oboe playing and Cynthia Roberts's bright-hued violino piccolo lines.

In this study, we used a combination of string matching, entity matching, and co-authorship patterns to disambiguate unique authors (see Materials and Methods for details of these processes).

Headers can be provided by using "exsic.header" and a combination of string concatenating commands such as "paste".

Nevertheless, the system has demonstrated its ability for automated term decomposition using a combination of string-based mapping techniques.

The core of the Inference method was built as a combination of string matching rules that mapped the text annotated strings to the controlled vocabulary terms.

There are over 10 000 flag labels used to annotate the eHistology sections, and linking them to EMAPA IDs was achieved through a combination of string matching and manual assignment of terms.