Sentence examples for evolution of the string from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to study the evolution of the string quartet or symphony from its origin through Haydn to the present, but this would appear to be an evolution traceable entirely within the art form and not dependent on factors outside it.

In our lattice gauge theory, the time evolution of the confining strings is beyond current computational capability for relatively small lattices, and as we show below, could be addressed with a quantum simulator based on superconducting circuits.

Or, write a paper comparing the evolution of string technology in tennis rackets and string instruments.

Unless moving from sheep innards to cow innards can be considered progress, the evolution of tennis strings remains in slow-motion.

First, when I'm trying to get my head round string theory or the evolution of the human eye.

The built stand equipped with strain trademarks highlights the evolution of the mechanical stress simulated with hydraulic cylinder the drill string.

With the discovery of string theory, Mr. Greene writes, "musical metaphors take on a startling reality, for the theory suggests that the microscopic landscape is suffused with tiny strings whose vibrational patterns orchestrate the evolution of the cosmos.

Let go of the string.

Create a string using the constructor of the String class.

Cut off the end of the string.

Untie the knot of the string.