Sentence examples for form a collection of from inspiring English sources
In Java, hierarchically organized classes form a collection of data and methods.
In England Henry VIII gave his attention to music and thus did not form a collection of significance.
Their letters form a collection of gardening tips and recipes that was first published in England in 1992.
The campersNmost of whose fathers were professors and clergymenNhad been selected to form a collection of colors and religions so that when the 36 or so fourteen-year-olds assembled, they looked like a UNICEF poster.
John Critchley's Mutoid, made from body appendages, was introduced this way: "The keyboard contains a series of interchangeable body parts — heads, legs and torsos — which can be combined to form a collection of 'mutant' figures.
Molecules from the public databases SuperScent [11] and Flavornet [12] were assembled to form a collection of 1760 different fragrance molecules, here named FragranceDB.
As curator of the Brussels Conservatoire museum (from 1879), he formed a collection of more than 1,500 ancient, modern, and non-Western instruments.
The music for these songs was later lost, but the words remained, forming a collection of Han dynasty (206 bc ad 220) folk poetry that served as the basis of the yuefu form.
Archipelagos consist of a set of islands forming a collection of basins interconnected by straits, and are typically characterized by widely varying spatial and temporal scales regarding geometry and forcing conditions.
Flaubert's taxonomy is in fact one of expressions rather than opinions: it forms a collection of ready-made clichés for the use of the conformist or the unimaginative.
Included are books, pamphlets, serials and other documents, forming a collection of over 6 million pages from 29,000 works.
