Sentence examples for i enumerate from inspiring English sources
In this presentation, we introduce three next-generation cheminformatics approaches that can: (i) Enumerate extremely large virtual libraries: we will introduce the PKS Enumerator technology that generate millions of macrolides with user-defined building blocks and constraints.
First, she suggests that I enumerate discoveries without discussing how the great universities created an environment that produced them and that I don't adequately discuss the determinants of greatness.
As I enumerate in "Winter," the tree line behind which winter has always hidden moves farther and farther north each year, so that it seems likely there will be spruce trees on Arctic islands in the next twenty years.
Now, I enumerate the properties of the Generalized MDP Procedures just renamed supra.
Here I enumerate some mechanistic consequences that follow from the conclusion that evolution of the body plan has occurred by alteration of the structure of developmental gene regulatory networks.
For better readability, we will (i) enumerate all paths in each time instant from, disregarding cluster structures for the time being, and (ii) skip the time index in the following derivations whenever it is redundant.
Book I enumerates means of finding the area of various plane figures and the surface areas of common solids.
Last year at the Australian Society of Authors I gave a talk in which I enumerated a number of novel plots which I'll never write, and passed them on to the audience".
Saul Klein: Like I said, I think I enumerated some of the benefits before.
It was a pretty awkward situation to be in considering I dragged this dude into the back of a cab in the middle of a blizzard, taking him all the way to Brooklyn even though he lived in Hell's Kitchen, and all the while I enumerated the various filthy ways I planned on riding him once we got home.
While there are obviously many more, I enumerated these particular Healing Journey moments because they are (a) the ones on which I receive the most mail and (b) the ones that are most often subject to "popular" opinion and / or vote, whether solicited or not.
