Sentence examples for monolithic kind from inspiring English sources
These small modular robots, or roombots, are not as stiff as the more monolithic kind and so are more adaptable, with connectors that allow them to break apart and reconnect without destroying any electronics, so they can create beds, couches, chairs, tables and when not in use they can form a wall or storage spaces.
Like Patrik Ourednik's Europeana, one of my favorite novels of the last 20 years, Chasin's ability to synthesize so many historical factors into a relentless voice quickly takes on a monolithic sort of stature, the kind of book that you can get something from just by opening it and reading any page.
When you lose the diversity, and the art of DJing turns into this monolithic, unidirectional kind of thing, all you're left with is dogma. .
Somewhere between these two is the proposal by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects of New Haven, a 47-story tower in a monolithic form, accentuated with curtain walls on the north and south sides in a kind of monumental wave pattern.
The latter series is directly inspired by the cellular automata work of mathematician/physicist/computer scientist Steven Wolfram presented in his monolithic "A New Kind of Science".
"We really didn't want to create a kind of monolithic wall" between the neighborhood and the water, he said.
All my grandparents were Irish and had died before I was born, so they melded in my mind into a kind of monolithic ancient green mush.
Caffeine and theophylline were fully separated both under isocratic and gradient elutions on this kind of monolithic molecularly imprinted polymers (MIP) column.
This paper is intended to discuss the features of a novel kind of monolithic active pixel sensors (MAPS) in deep submicron CMOS technology (130 nm minimum feature size) for use in charged particle trackers and vertex detectors.
"I've never regarded music as this kind of monolithic structure.
He was throwing out that old and tired line about the "media," making it some kind of monolithic enemy he's had to overcome.
