Sentence examples for connecting a set of from inspiring English sources

It is powered via a standard USB cable — just like the one that charges your phone — and it includes an audio-out port for connecting a set of speakers, plus an RCA jack if you don't have a digital TV or monitor available.

Long-spanned free-form roofs and building skins are realized as grid shells connecting a set of discrete (opaque or transparent) panels to a supporting grid structure.

The design of a DDS network is a special case of the classic Steiner-tree problem of finding the minimum cost tree connecting a set of nodes, using Steiner nodes.

Finally, the construction of minimum spanning trees in networks is part of the solution of many networking problems, like that of finding a low-cost sub-network connecting a set of nodes.

The core of the implementation is a rectangular grid which can be used to build higher-level structures such as locally refined grids or complex geometries by connecting a set of them together.

This work was designed to study the relationships connecting a set of chemical-composition and physical parameters linked to in vitro digestibility with the organic matter digestibility (OMD) and dry matter intake (DMI) of a selection of whole-crop cereal hays.

Inspired by the CMap concept, Kim et al. recently developed K-Map (Kinase Inhibitor Connectivity Map) that systematically connects a set of query kinases to kinase inhibitors based on quantitative profiles of the kinase inhibitor activities [56].

I realized very early that what I was really being asked to do was to help connect a set of talented people to a bigger goal, a bigger program and help them move forward to even bigger contributions.

Graph theory lends itself to a variety of problems involving combinatorics: for example, designing a network to connect a set of cities by railroads or by telephone lines; planning city streets or traffic patterns; matching jobs with applicants; arranging round-robin tournaments such that every team or individual meets every other team or individual.

The method, which requires a set of glacier contours and a Digital Elevation Model (DEM), consists in finding an optimum branching that connects a set of vertices belonging to the topological skeleton of each glacier.

The multiperiod degree constrained minimal spanning tree (MDCMST) problem consists of scheduling the installation of links in a network so as to connect a set of terminal nodes to a central node with minimal present value of expenditures.