Sentence examples for formed of a sequence from inspiring English sources

Each source was formed of a sequence of tone pips with a unique carrier frequency and temporal modulation pattern, designed to mimic the spectrotemporal structure of natural sounds.

As details of their painfully wrought deal gradually emerged, a picture formed of a highly complicated, optimistically sequenced, extremely fragile accord.

The melting temperature of a crystal formed of sequences of a statistical A/B copolymer depends not only on crystal composition and lamellar thickness, but on the composition of the coexisting melt as well.

The castle formed part of a sequence of fortifications protecting the eastern route into Scotland, and in 1461 King Edward IV attempted to break the Lancastrian stranglehold on the region.

That is because much of the variation between people is concentrated in particular bits of their DNA.One way to find this variation is to use special enzymes that cut DNA molecules wherever they discover a particular chemical signature (in the form of a sequence of bases) on one strand of a helix.

Combustion regimes are described in the form of a sequence of waves.

The entry process is shown in Figure19 in the form of a sequence diagram, and the important operations of network entry are described in subsequent paragraphs.

This process is shown in Figure20 in the form of a sequence diagram, and the important operations for WiMAX network entry over DSRC are described in subsequent paragraphs.

Still, most approaches in speech technology, whether it is speech recognition, speech synthesis, speaker recognition, or speech coding, seem to rely on impoverished representations of the modulation spectrum in the form of a sequence of short-time spectra, possibly extended with explicit information about the dynamic changes in the form of delta and delta-delta coefficients.

(Reordering Block) Given each transaction in the form of a sequence of statements (S = [s_1, s_2, ldots, s_n]), a reordering block B is a subsequence (B = [s_{i_1}, s_{i_2}, ldots, s_{i_m}]), where (1 le i_1< i_2< cdots < i_m le n), such that every statement (s_{i_j}) in block B does not depend on any statement (s') in other reordering blocks in terms of data flow.

After display-bias normalization we illustrated the amino acid preferences of individual binding positions in the form of a sequence logo using the WebLogo program [44].