Sentence examples for serial string from inspiring English sources

One can see adding electrochemical capacitors in a serial string can effectively increase the voltage when portable equipments need higher voltages.

Different configurations are investigated ranging from a simple single serial string of battery cells providing only the lowest level of fault tolerance, to a highly elaborate and still practically relevant triple string configuration providing fault detection and reconfiguration possibilities as well as repair.

Speech production involves mental processes of transforming a holistic idea into a serial string of words uttered in succession.

When fully functional left OT regions of dyslexic readers are engaged by slow serial letter string processing resulting in the mentioned latency pattern, one would expect increased activation and a stronger length effect on activation.

Studying with Berio in the composition class at Mills College in Oakland, California, Reich learned the fundamentals of 12-tone technique, and composed a serial piece for strings.

Trump is a "bullshit artist," Oliver said, and "a litigious serial liar with a string of broken business ventures and the support of a former Klan leader".

The resulting effect on a jaded e-customer is not unlike that when one stumbles into an honest relationship after dating a string of serial cheaters.

Mike got investigated by the FBI, had his house destroyed by the fire department, was blamed for a string of serial killings (seriously), and was sued for about six times more than his worth.

"If you are thinking of voting for Donald Trump, the charismatic guy promising to make America great again, stop and take a moment to imagine how you would feel if you just met guy named Donald Drumpf, a litigious serial liar with a string of broken business ventures and the support of a former Klan leader," Oliver said. .

Even that, however, is more bearable than the tedious string of serial-killer stories and misogynist fantasies which dominate this interminable album, from the bodies littering his floor in the opening "3am" to the hitch-hiker he strangles in "Same Song And Dance", and the references to Ted Bundy and Friday The 13th slasher Jason in "Stay Wide Awake".

Whether this difference could be accounted for by more global processing of pseudowords vs. serial processing of digits strings and dot patterns was analysed by comparing regression slopes (hypothesis 1).