Sentence examples for in a blob from inspiring English sources
"The ball goes over here, and they all run after it in a blob.
His technology confirms who you are by combining the private security "keys" of several devices, which are then encrypted in a "blob" in a remote data center.
These guys say a reasonable solution can be found by representing the cities as a series of dots in a virtual petri dish, submerging the dots in a blob of virtual goo and then shrinking the blob.
It's probably wise to pass over the "tidbits" and starters — baby corn cobs looked like they got lost on their way to a Chinese stir-fry and drowned in a blob of mayonnaise; an heirloom-lettuce salad was almost insultingly small — and jump straight to the entrées.
A similar technology is already available to all in the form of an anti-paparazzi purse, devised by New York University student Adam Harvey, which detects the flash of a camera and responds with a bright flash of its own, cloaking the intended target in a blob of white light.
The responses are stored in a blob response map, and local maxima are detected and refined using quadratic interpolation.
"Passaic Pour," in which a blob of dried concrete spills from a cement dye box that was manufactured in Passaic, N.J., nods to Robert Smithson.
Probably the easiest canapé you could make, but also the richest in flavour: a blob of salty, sweet and sour blue cheese melting into the caramel-tinged dried fruit. 1 Split the dates lengthways and remove the stone.
Andrea Soranidis, thepetitecook.com Probably the easiest canapé you could make, but also the richest in flavour: a blob of salty, sweet and sour blue cheese melting into the caramel-tinged dried fruit.
The watering of the letters in "Google" by a "blob lady" resulted in the blooming Doodle, Davis told The Post's Comic Riffs.
The second difference is that the texture information is not included in the statistical model; texture is however used in form of a blob detector, but how that information is used by the objective function is fixed.
