Sentence examples for hundreds of elements from inspiring English sources
A note appended to the Interpol list circulated in Italy explains how the terrorist database was constructed, putting together the pieces of the puzzle from hundreds of elements, mainly gathered when Isis local headquarters were captured.
The wheel, about half the size of those in most passenger cars, is essentially a computer, with electronic controls governing hundreds of elements of the car's performance and a display giving Schumacher an instant reading on his status, from his lap speed to his location on a course map.
Although any society's entrepreneurship ecosystem can be described using the same six domains, each ecosystem is the result of the hundreds of elements interacting in highly complex and idiosyncratic ways.
This issue restrains their practical applications to the specific addressed real-world problem, involving hundreds of elements in these dimensions.
Theoretically it is possible to build a broadband phased array composed of "non-resonant" elements: wedge-shaped or flat-concave piezotransducers, though there are numerous technical difficulties in designing arrays with hundreds of elements of complex shape.
For frequencies in the 0.06 1 THz range, metamaterials enable the design of plasmonic antenna arrays with hundreds of elements in a few square centimeters (e.g., 144 elements in 1 cm2 at 60 GHz).
Eukaryotic genomes are populated with transposable elements (TEs), many attaining copy numbers of hundreds to thousands of elements by rapid amplification, called a TE burst1.
The notebook is one of thousands of elements in a dazzling exhibition, "The Life and Works of William Butler Yeats," more like a life-size, walk-through Web site than an ordinary museum show.
Each data set in the space usually contains "hundreds to thousands of elements that describe human behavior," Esman says.
Now, imagine that condensation along hundreds of steel elements composing the trusswork of a stadium roof.
