Sentence examples for forming a collection from inspiring English sources
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.
These features lead to a model in which the plant polyadenylation complex consists of a conserved core, which is rather rigid in terms of evolutionary conservation, and a panoply of peripheral subunits, which are less conserved and associated with the core in various combinations, forming a collection of somewhat distinct complex assemblies.
These are the stories, I hope, that might form a collection called "Hall of Small Mammals".
It then decided to form a collection that would trace American painting from the 1700's to the present.
Their letters form a collection of gardening tips and recipes that was first published in England in 1992.
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 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.
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.
He said he would buy only "what really touched me," until over the course of a decade he had formed a collection that is akin to an immersion course in modern Turkish painting.
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.
