Sentence examples for created by a number from inspiring English sources

Our cognitive map is created by a number of different cells.

These are pre-built PCs created by a number of different manufacturers (including Alienware, Gigabyte and more) all with a special operating system created by Steam.

The regulator created by a number of newspaper and magazine publishers, the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), has made it clear that it will not seek recognition under the royal charter.

Some of them are already with us, at least in a rudimentary form – the manipulable visual interfaces used by Cruise to monitor crime scenes have been created by a number of technology companies including Microsoft, militaries have been experimenting with insect-like drones and advertising is often personally targeted to individuals.

Represented technical solutions are used at the present time according to stated recommendations during provision of fire safety of equipment created by a number of Russian organizations for equipage of inhabited pressurized compartments of spacecraft of the Russian segment of International space station.

Kevin Carey, author of "The End of College", believes that electronic "badges" now being created by a number of startups, proving that the holder has earned a particular qualification (at a relatively low cost), will eventually undermine traditional high-cost university education.

And although voice recognition technology has improved, it cannot accurately transcribe material created by a large number of different voices.

The data, which has been created by a large number of people, is dispersed across the Web.

But more often these days, their outfits are reproductions of vintage fashions, created by a growing number of designers specializing in the retro look.

Cooling temperatures are trapping air pollution created by a rising number of cars, which is being supplemented by dusty winds from the northwest, said G. Beig, the program director of the air monitoring program at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology.

The most vocal denier is Rick Perry, the Texas governor and longtime friend of the oil industry, who insists that climate change is an unproven theory created by "a substantial number of scientists who have manipulated data so that they will have dollars rolling into their projects".