Sentence examples for set of rings from inspiring English sources

The Capacitated m-Ring-Star Problem (crsp) is the problem of designing a set of rings that pass through a central depot and through some transition points and/or customers, and then assigning each nonvisited customer to a visited point or customer.

In the attic of their farmhouse hung a set of rings.

Seen in backscattered light from water droplets, commonly forming a fog or mist, the glory is a set of rings of coloured light surrounding the shadow of the observer.

The modern chronometer is, broadly speaking, a large, well-made watch but with a detached chronometer escapement, suspended in gimbals (a set of rings connected by bearings) poised so as to remain horizontal whatever the inclination of the ship.

High frequency limitation issues of the first-order shear deformation theory are discussed and the effects of the second set of rings, axial initial loadings and multiple external loadings on the far-field acoustic radiation are explored.

Turner, who works as a stand-in on film and television productions, reports having received a loaf of homemade banana bread for one find, and two thousand dollars for a set of rings that he found in a snowy mountain pass in the Colorado Rockies.

We study the capacitated m-ring-star problem (CmRSP) that faces the design of minimum cost network structure that connects customers with m rings using a set of ring connections that share a distinguished node (depot), and optionally star connections that connect customers to ring nodes.

In the mutant, 20% showed the full set of ring bivalents (n = 100 cells), 4% showed only univalents, and the rest showed mixed sets of ring and rod bivalents and univalents.

Compared with the 12 July SAR image, the 17 July scene reveals a set of ring faults or fractures associated with subsidence of the newly emplaced central cone.

The PubChem FP186 state the presence of > = 2 saturated or aromatic carbon-only ESSSR (canonic Extended Smallest Set of Smallest Rings) ring size 6.

"You could envision sets of rings that are prepared to look for different chemicals or biomolecules," Vahala says.