Sentence examples for infinite permutations from inspiring English sources

Black Ain't," Marlon Riggs's 1994 documentary about the infinite permutations of experience that comprise blackness.

And in turnout, radiating from the body's center, lies the jewel-like core of Balanchine technique, capable of infinite permutations.

I lost count of the myriad pink wands and crowns (feathered, sequined and otherwise bedazzled) and infinite permutations of pink poodles in purses.

It's a question that has no answer, but which is asked, in infinite permutations, by all women who shoulder the triple load of motherhood, career and guilt.

These elements have since been supplemented by the mechanical techniques of film or photographic projection, and of electronic sounds, in almost infinite permutations, together with a free form of expression no longer necessarily shaped by a narrative content.

When that happens, the users will scream for the IT staff, who will have to figure out where in this chain of almost infinite permutations the byte got stuck or lost.

Here are Robert Morris's waist-high mirror cubes among which visitors thread their way, watching the surfaces appear and disappear according to their changing presence, before opening and closing the doors of Charlotte Posenenske's infinite permutation of rooms or making their own sculptures out of Rasheed Araeen's minimalist cubes.

The near-infinite permutations of genetic sequencing render this outmoded approach all but infeasible.

A fantastical tale, the story of a studio without a door, the opera aims to be a musical representation of the exhibition, opening it up to infinite future permutations.

Its hardcore algorithms crunch near-infinite trip permutations to solve the classic "traveling salesman problem" in a real-life context, finding you the most convenient route for the least money.

Complexity arises from inherently complex plant and soil processes combined in an almost infinite set of permutations and combinations associated with biotic and abiotic drivers that are inherently variable in both space and time.