Sentence examples for displaying a set of from inspiring English sources
If you open a copy of the Times to a page that has in one column a Macy ad displaying a set of china and in an adjoining column a news story about China itself, your eye makes a choice; you read about Macy's china or about Mao's China, according to your whim.
While 3D visualization typically ends at selecting and displaying a set of segmented voxels, further additional model manipulations are required to enable 3D printing.
The process of 3D visualization – defined as the collection of methods and technologies used to visualize the 3D representation of cross-sectional data volumes on two-dimensional computer screens - typically ends at isolating and displaying a set of segmented voxels from Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) images.
In the examined cell type, we observe a near mutually exclusive pattern of H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 marks in promoters, as opposed to e.g. embryonic stem cells displaying a set of double-marked promoters at poised genes, a hall-mark of the undifferentiated state [ 18, 19].
It shows that, when constructing a level- k network displaying a set of clusters, we can restrict our attention to level- k networks that satisfy the decomposition property (D.H.Huson et al., submitted for publication), which intuitively says that the biconnected components of the network correspond to the connected components of the incompatibility graph.
They display a set of diagnostic criteria that, by the end of life, are unmistakable.
Jorge Ramirez proudly displays a set of boning knives and a sharpening stone in his office high above Millennium Park.
At birth the infant displays a set of inherited reflexes, some of which serve his very survival.
On one wall he displayed a set of drumsticks he said were the last ones used by Tito Puente.
And a photographer displayed a set of engagement shots depicting two men dressed in khakis and blue oxford shirts kissing on the beach.
Analysis shows that such a system will display a set of resonant frequencies, each of which is associated with a different combination of nuclear motions.
