Sentence examples for nested series from inspiring English sources

Variations of their goodness-of-fit to nested series are studied here.

Chatter marks are commonly arranged in nested series, with the orientation of the fractures at right angles to the direction of glacial movement.

Because of a significant species area relationship and possible area-dependent extinction, the largest forest patch in the nested series in a grassland matrix protects most bird species (89%).

Three corners of the QR Code contain the finder pattern, a nested series of black and white squares that, when detected by an optical scanner and interpreted by software, allow the scanning device to determine the orientation of the QR Code.

Whitehead's basic thought was that we obtain the abstract idea of a spatial point by considering the limit of a real-life series of volumes extending over each other in much the same way that we might consider a nested series of Russian dolls or a nested series of pots and pans.

The leading theory was that meat is made up of a nested series of collagen fibers, which are tough to break down into the nice gelatinous texture that is preferable to eat why cooks often braise tougher meat in liquid for hours to denature the protein so it is edible.

As we expect this to vary geographically we fit the above models to the observed data for the Japan Total nesting series, separately using lags from 20 40 years.

These antibodies were generated in sheep using a nested peptide series conjugated to the metalloprotein, KLH.

The screenplay, structured as a nesting series of flashbacks-within-a-flashback by the screenwriters Harry Brown (the New York poet who wrote "A Walk in the Sun") and Kenneth Gamet, maintains a careful distance from its main character, never even granting a first name to Wayne's Captain Ralls, the skipper of a Dutch trading ship, the Red Witch, plying the South Pacific in the 1860s.

The Amazon Nesting series began without a top-down meta-premise.

Cleveland-born Lydia Bodnar-Balahutrak's Bear (T hugs features a plush bear symbol of Russia holding nesting dolls of Putin, Stalin, Lenin, Rasputin, and vermin, while her In The Nests series use animals to explore socio-political and economic themes, for example a baby bird being fed a Russian coin.