Sentence examples for consisted of a table from inspiring English sources

The environment consisted of a table, two chairs, and a camcorder.

The apparatus consisted of a table on top of which there were six touch sensitive plates spatially distributed as is represented on Fig. 1.

The experimental setup consisted of a table covered with matt black felt illuminated uniformly from above.

The output for PTM enrichment analysis consisted of a table, a bar chart, some comments at the bottom of the form and a button for exporting results to delimited text file.

It consists of a table comparing Hayden's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee with information from the C.I.A.'s records, and identifies about thirty specific instances in which the former is directly contradicted by the latter.

One piece, "Love Stories," recently completed, consists of a table stacked with small, worn-out pulp fiction novels, some open, some closed.

A French pelvic douche appeared in the 1860s, which fired a jet of water at the clitoris and was claimed to induce paroxysm within four minutes; and by the mid-1870s, a steam-powered "Manipulator" had been invented, consisting of a table with a cut-out area for the patient's pelvis, to which a vibrating sphere was then applied.

For questions or problems with only a finite set of cases or values an algorithm always exists (at least in principle); it consists of a table of values of the answers.

The entire set consists of a table and a couple of chairs, and the largest prop is Prospero's nearly seven-foot-tall walking stick — all of which can be borrowed or rented abroad.

One outstanding work is the brawny "Lunch Painting," which consists of a table and two seats built into a wood-plank frame; it cries out for occupants while mocking geometric abstraction.

Then, on the road from Senftenberg to Spremberg, which is packed with horses and carts full of refugees, the two of them, in the same field-gray battle dress yet so ill-matched, take advantage of the crush to negotiate purchase of an official document, life-giving marching orders, at an improvised assembly point, which is out in the open at the side of the road and consists of a table and a stool.