Sentence examples for making a sequence of from inspiring English sources

Nonlinear programming algorithms typically proceed by making a sequence of guesses of the variable vector x (known as iterates and distinguished by superscripts x1, x2, x3, …) with the goal of eventually identifying an optimal value of x.

There is something of the same spirit in Yuken Teruya's LVMH series, paper bags from posh shops – Pucci, Christian Dior, Givenchy – which Teruya has fixed to the gallery wall in a row, making a sequence of diminutive box spaces.

The robot's arm can be programmed to move through a sequence of motions to perform useful tasks, such as loading and unloading parts at a production machine or making a sequence of spot-welds on the sheet-metal parts of an automobile body during assembly.

Cohesion is considered as "the aspect of texture which upholds textuality by making a sequence of sentences hang together as a coherent text" (Hatim & Mason, 1990, p. 210).

For example, Figure 2, "looping over", i.e. making a sequence of changes in a parameter value for the membrane permeability in a tracer uptake model yields a family of plots showing how outflow tracer concentration curves would vary with varying permeability.

She's made a sequence of bad choices, sweeping things under the rug.

Which makes a sequence of events of last Thursday and Friday involving Goldman Sachs' semiconductor stock analyst very intriguing.

Still possessed of his old wit and lyrical elegance into the 21st century, Thielemans made a sequence of fine recordings with a sensitive group including the Dutch bassist Hein Van de Geyn and the pianist Karel Boehlee.

He ought to be aware that even dyed-in-the-wool Keynesians such as your correspondent know there is a time and a place for deficits, and the Great Recession and its aftermath made a sequence of deficits necessary.

Apart from Hamilton there was a thrilling drive from the Williams driver Bottas, who made a sequence of overtakes around the outside to promote himself from 14th on the grid.

"At every stage they took the path of least resistance, and the consequence was they made a sequence of decisions that effectively gave away all of the downstream commercial potential," Anderson said.