Sentence examples for expensive array from inspiring English sources

Under current rules, Cubans who wish to go abroad face a bewildering — and expensive — array of permits and provisions.

Sometimes I'm more Manhattan, wearing my expensive array of natural cosmetics that I imagine makes me look like I'm not wearing any, but in a polished way.

The sub-par performance, despite such a staggeringly expensive array of attacking talents, came only 24 hours after Van Gaal spoke enthusiastically about the title bid he expects his team to launch next season.

Information on the speed of tectonic movement could be gathered by placing an expensive array of global-positioning devices on the ocean floor, revealing how often the faults rupture; faster slip rates lead to more frequent earthquakes.

Continuing his recent run of characters marked by highly focused derangement, Gyllenhaal plays a widowed, disaffected investment banker who resolves to rebuild his life in the most literal way possible: by physically demolishing a vast and expensive array of machinery, furniture and property in pursuit of renewal and catharsis.

The study committee also wants to eliminate the $200 million in annual federal assistance that the district government receives to compensate for the expensive array of services and protection it must provide as the host city to the national government (anti-federal deconstructionists included).

Utilization of this method in the lab will help to prevent the costly mistake of hybridizing poor quality direct labeled products to expensive arrays.

While these systems can be effective in depleting ozone, they are expensive and difficult to engineer in open laboratory spaces allowing ozone levels to fluctuate posing continuous risk to data quality from often expensive arrays.

Alternatively, using RPP one could readily generate a short list of SFP-bearing probe sets using datasets derived just from parental genotypes and then develop smaller, less expensive arrays containing only the probe sets that contain SFPs, reducing the cost per mapped SFP accordingly.

There is no giant, expensive solar array that could mask a multitude of traditional design sins, but rather a rethinking of everything, down to the smallest elements, all aligned in a watt-by-watt march toward a new kind of building.

Functions like max and sum return a scalar number; no expensive return-array must be created.