Sentence examples for larger string from inspiring English sources

Do you think that there is a space for an even larger string instrument?

The Md. crime may be part of a larger string of ATM thefts in the region, police say.

He used a larger string body than is typical now that period-instrument chamber orchestras have asserted ownership of the late-18th-century repertory.

A senior Pentagon official said the proposal was still very much in its early stages, with some officials advocating a larger string of new bases in West Africa, and others, mindful of African fears about a large American military footprint on the continent, saying the main hub for West Africa would actually be located in southern Europe.

Larger string groups might produce more sumptuous weight of tone in Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, but not the finely painted inner detail the ACO managed, nor the exquisitely spun melodic thread through its slow movement, while in Shostakovich's Concerto for piano and trumpet, with Freddy Kempf and Tine Thing Helseth as the soloists, they responded with playing of whiplash precision.

The Times cited a senior Pentagon official who noted that some colleagues are "advocating a larger string of new bases in West Africa," a plan TomDispatch had reported on early last year.

The constantly growing pool of string data, especially biological sequences, requires us to build suffix trees for much larger strings.

Digital information is stored in complex patterns that make it feasible to address and operate on even the smallest element of symbolic expression, as well as on larger strings such as words or sentences and on images and sound.

The service historically was meant for brevity, but users have themselves found new ways to post larger strings of text — usually in the form of screenshots.

Codon's founders brought with them new ways to catch errors in DNA synthesis, allowing them to produce much larger strings of base pairs.

L-systems have an alphabet of symbols that can be combined using production rules to build larger strings of symbols, and a mechanism for translating the generated strings into geometric structures.