Sentence examples for sets of rings from inspiring English sources
"You could envision sets of rings that are prepared to look for different chemicals or biomolecules," Vahala says.
But Riverside Park offers an opportunity with its ring-swinging apparatus: two sets of rings (one adult size, the other for children) that allow you to travel above the ground, just grasping one ring and then the next.
I've been lucky enough to do it thrice: three excellent stags (Amsterdam, Liverpool, Leeds: three clubs, two footie matches, one abandoned Grand National); two good speeches and one OK (they were a tough crowd); three sets of rings delivered safely.
But Riverside Park offers an opportunity with its ring-swinging apparatus: two sets of rings (one adult-size, the other for children) that allow you to travel above the ground, grasping one ring and then the next.
Two side horses, three sets of rings and a pair of parallel bars piled behind racks of rusting weights have been collecting dust there for seven years.
This is the original Muscle Beach, which still attracts bodybuilders and athletes to its many sets of rings and monkey bars.
The overall muscular architecture of the larva of Loxosomella atkinsae Bobin & Prenant, 1953 is complex and includes several sets of ring, longitudinal, and diagonal muscles.
The proposed TDC consists of two sets of ring oscillators and binary counters, and a coincidence detector (CD), which detects the coincidence of the arrival of two SFQ pulses from two ring oscillators.
For each case, sets of ring gear acceleration measurements at various speed and torque conditions are presented to demonstrate rich sideband activity that agrees well with the model predictions.
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.
Cells within the DLAV have a more balanced aspect ratio compared to stalk cells, with a central body and 3 sets of ring-shaped intercellular junctions at the tips of a T shape.
