Sentence examples for pair of brackets from inspiring English sources

Even an 1868 "Handbook of Fictitious Names" didn't help: Felix is listed, but next to his pseudonym is nothing but a mockingly empty pair of brackets.

Reinforcing the lighter side of the campaign, in addition to the reverse graffiti, are T-shirts, umbrellas and coffee mugs bearing the "Positive and inclusive" theme and logo, a plus sign inside a pair of brackets.

He used the following vocabulary test formats: words in isolation, words in context, and sentence completion, in which one of the words in the target context is replaced by a pair of brackets.

The granularity relations between corresponding fiat object parts, objects, and object aggregates (i.e. inside a pair of brackets, e.g. between a particular fiat cell part and a cell or a particular cell and a cell aggregate), as well as those between different types of objects (i.e. across brackets, e.g. between a particular atom and a particular molecule), can be determined universally.

In this case, each pair of brackets defines one stem.

Now B either generates a hairpin-loop |≥3, which unambiguously is possible by rules B → ||| C, C → | C and C → ϵ, or B itself has to generate at least one additional pair of brackets.

(1) Generate effective channels G ij ( n ) = h i I + ∑ l ∈ { 1, …, i } ∖ { j } h l † h l S j ( n − 1 ) − 1 2, for i = 1, …, K, where the superscript with a pair of bracket, (n), represents the number of iterations.

Enclosed between angular pairs

(2) The typographical style of brackets may be varied within a formula to make the pairing of brackets more evident to the eye.

The number of outermost pairs of brackets in the entire string uniquely determines the corresponding sentential form to be used.

Brenda Garand, the Dartmouth professor, picked up a C-clamp to which Fane had welded a pair of angle brackets.