IN commuter heaven, all traffic lights would magically switch to green for approaching drivers, forming strings of fiery green balls that went on for miles.
For another, the superwealthy may have ways of evading taxes that are difficult for regulators to catch, like forming strings of shell companies around the world to disguise the real owner of valuable assets, like a property or a painting.
In some languages, for example, Chinese, there are no morphological processes, and all grammatical information is encoded syntactically by forming strings of single words.
Incubation of CD34−CD11c+ immature DCs with tumour cell-conditioned media led to progressive alignment of single cells oriented with the same polarity, forming string-like structures.
If you don't have a kitchen thermometer, you can tell the oil is ready by observing small bubbles forming strings from the bottom of the pan to the surface of the oil.
"I'd always imagined you as the family-less sort, having emerged fully formed, string vest and baldness and all, from Statsguru's digital warmth".
I recall my first season (1961) in the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra when, to protest the seven-performance and heavy rehearsal schedule, I was on a hastily formed string committee to appeal for "work relief or some financial compensation".
Strings A and B are put together to form string C, then string C is tainted with its content "This is a test 12345678901".
Overtime, the composition assumes ten violins, four violas and four cellos in the midst of verses, all of which initially come in brief staccato bursts that simply punctuate the rhythm but eventually expand and consolidate into a fully formed string section by the arrival of the harmonic choruses.
Within one layer, particles form strings in the flow direction.
The language has a vocabulary of symbols and a grammar of rules for combining the symbols to form "strings" which can be interpreted as statements about the properties of numbers.
