Sentence examples for odd array from inspiring English sources
By trial and error, she has identified an odd array of foods that agree with her: mussels, certain fruits and vegetables, cottage cheese, guacamole.
The odd array of state-owned banks is being restructured for sale, one day: the first put on the market, last December, has yet to find buyers.
You could buy an odd array of merchandise (ring tones, coffee) and even get weather reports for Los Angeles, delivered by Mr. Lynch via Webcam.
Like many downtown areas that saw their customers flock to the malls, the Cedar Lane business district was left with an odd array of mom-and-pop shops that do not see much pedestrian traffic.
Specifically, I'm wondering if the average reader finds the procession of metaphors strikingly mixed, or if the metaphors are simply processed non-metaphorically, so that the odd array of images never materialises (and clashes) in the mind.
This information was put forward by an odd array of self-interested characters, including the right-leaning Web site The Daily Caller and someone — his identity remains a mystery — who claimed to be an American citizen who frequented the Dominican Republic.
After splitting the signal x to an odd samples array (black nodes in the first row of Fig. 7) and an even samples array (white nodes in the first row of Fig. 7), each sample of the detail signal d (second row on Fig. 7) is calculated according to (5).
For the UCA with 2L-1 eLements (L assumed odd), the array position vectors are, (4.11).
Applying a t-test to the BuccalCompare data gave 65 differentially expressed probesets comparing never smokers to current smokers and 66 probesets when a random grouping of odd numbered arrays against even was compared.
For 62 years, Hugh Hefner's organ has shamelessly objectified the female body and offered its readership the spectacle of 700-odd "Playmates" arrayed in naked splendour for the furtive assessments of men.
It is not row upon row of pictures of babies, graduations, weddings, pets and family vacations, but rather a varied array of odd subjects.
