Sentence examples for rich stack from inspiring English sources

The consumers aren't going to care about Linux fragmentation because they're not going to see much of it: they'll see "Android", which happens to be built atop a rich stack of Linux kernel and library components.

This HL-COP adsorbent with high hydrophobic property and rich stacking π electrons contained abundant phenyl rings and imine (CN) groups throughout the entire molecular framework.

"We're fortunate to be in the position that the Stripe business is performing very well and the long-term opportunity is that we're very optimistic to providing the richer stack to businesses.

Another tasty twist on pancakes is the chocolate variety, a rich, cakey stack dusted with powdered sugar that pleases the 4-year-old in all of us by seeming as though we're having dessert for breakfast.

We have investigated by means of ADE-FDTD method the electromagnetic field propagation in rib-loaded waveguides constituted of an active layer of Nd3+ doped silicon rich silica stacked between pure silica bottom cladding and rib.

This is the man who had become so rich from writing a stack of novels, newspaper columns, reviews and assorted works that he had managed to elevate himself socially from dingy rooms above a newsagent's in Moss Side to Monaco.

The uncle made rich by a song stacked three & dug in, talking critics & Koch— everyone crunching now, slathering applesauce, slurping tea— talking Rabin & Mehitabel, radio & Durrell, how a song is a poem or it isn't a song & vice-versa.

Electronic transitions and changes in band occupation have been observed in stacking fault rich areas below the band gap.

The overlying Kintinian Formation is shale-rich, and contains a stack of polymict conglomeratic interbeds (up to 100 m in thickness) around the base of the Formation in the Siguiri district.

The reasons for stronger selective forces and GC richness is not known, but may be connected to the fact that considerably more energy is required to de-stack GC rich DNA sequences than AT rich DNA sequences [ 21].

Basal debris-rich ice was stacked into transversally arranged zones (controlled moraine), forming ribbed moraine 'embryos', the active phase of ridge formation.