Sentence examples for in cube from inspiring English sources

Current flashbulb systems use four to 10 tiny bulbs, each in its own reflector, arranged in cube or bar carriers that plug into cameras designed for them.

I have to conclude that its success is because there is something compelling about the game – broadly a gentle cross between Lego and Sim City, using a variety of materials in cube blocks.

Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta of the Netherlands gathered dandelions, removed the puffy seed heads and then painstakingly glued each seed head back on; those reinforced flowers were then outfitted with LEDs and wired together in cube frames to create almost viral-looking stacks of modular dandelion lamps.

(t for U in cube + R, & lit).. P. McKenna: It is consumed by those leading CAMRA but ends in possible hangover ('t in first letters and last letters, & lit).. G. McStravick: One finds this time evoked by Dowson's poem (recitable, getting odd bits wrong) (anag. of alternate letters).

Yes - the Dube - as in cube.

Then weighted centroid localization is used in cube determination.

Also on hand will be a $2.5 million cube made of diamonds, a giant walk-in cube where visitors can explore the inner workings of the puzzle and a wandering flock of cube-solving robots.

The glassed-in cube that becomes the winter garden would cost at least $45,000, bringing the total for the project to $930,000, assuming one paid the $705,000 asking price for the apartment.

Seele's website says that other building facades it has engineered and installed include the "Apple Cube," a glassed-in cube that houses an Apple retail store in Manhattan, and the "Bird's Nest" sports stadium built in Beijing for the 2008 Summer Olympics.

Three-dimensional spheres-in-cube lattice array models are constructed to simulate the microstructure of composite materials for various filler concentrations ranging from about 6 to 36 vol.%.

Expected to participate are several world leaders in cube-solving, including Jessica Fridrich, the inventor of the Fridrich Method; Shotaro Makisumi, a 14-year-old Japanese student who is No. 1 in the world on the 3x3x3 cube and holds the word record for the 2x2x2 solve at a mere 4.13 seconds; and Lars Petrus, the Swede who placed fourth in the 1982 Rubik's Cube World Championships.