Sentence examples for majority of strings from inspiring English sources

The majority of strings of length k = 4 and 5 are false positives.

We found that the most striking difference in string length was in those less than the 100-μm range, where the majority of strings produced under Rab27a-depleted conditions were significantly shifted toward the lower end of the scale.

The majority of extracted strings are likely to be bona fide DNA sequences, since out of 3443 articles published before 1960 [i.e. prior to the advent of nucleic acid sequencing (Holley et al., 1965)], only one article contains a sequence-like string (which was caused by an OCR error).

Cord care: The majority of mothers used strings from old household materials, such as sacks for tying the cord.

Some are lavishly marquetried (decorated with inlaid veneer), and the majority have three sets of strings operated by either one or two keyboards.

Drill pipe makes up the majority of the drill string back up to the surface.

And the majority of his five string quartets were written in the 20th century, after all.

During the late 1990s and the 2000s, he was also seen with two ESP Telecaster models (one white, one black) with EMG 81 pickups, which were used for the majority of his six-string material.

One of the differences between old and modern cellos is the way in which they are strung: all used to be fitted with gut strings, while the great majority of cellists today choose metal strings (or sometimes a mixture of gut and metal).

The majority of upright pianos have strings running upward from the bottom of the case, near the floor; this design is owed to John Isaac Hawkins, an Englishman who lived in the United States in about 1800 and became an important piano maker in Philadelphia.

I spent the majority of the day helping string hops at The Barrel House.