Sentence examples for sets of small from inspiring English sources

Alpha, at present, is generating only a modest amount of power with two sets of small Russian-built solar wings.

Pitch was successfully controlled by the 9th century, when tuned sets of small bells (called cymbala) appeared.

A few sets of small rapids will keep you from dozing as you drift languidly down the river, lined with sheer cliffs, some as tall as 300 feet.

In a similar vein are sets of small interlocking knives, forks and spoons ($16) with smiley faces and translucent plastic handles in pastel colors.

With the peaks of the Rocky Mountains in the background and cottonwood trees hanging overhead, you float over several sets of small rapids created during a recent river redevelopment project.

Works there included 10 large reliefs in coloured stucco and two sets of small bronze doors, which showed paired saints and apostles disputing with each other in vivid and even violent fashion.

On the lower terrace are four sets of smaller temples surrounded by an inner wall with four gates.

They could also be used to explore and cluster sets of small-molecules isolated from metabolomics or natural product extraction experiments.

To assess the impact of smoke on the ceiling in subway stations, the maximum smoke temperature under the ceiling was studied theoretically and experimentally with two sets of small-scale experiments conducted.

Although printed shunga was officially illegal in Japan after 1722, it was widely tolerated – indeed, during the three centuries of its popularity many thousands of images were produced in a variety of formats: multi-volume books, bound albums sometimes exchanged as wedding gifts, painted handscrolls, and sets of small-format prints possibly sold in wrappers.

In a similar work, Krumlauf et al. (1982) created libraries from autosomes 21 and 22, and ultimately two complete sets of small-insert DNA libraries for each of the 24 human chromosome types were created by the US National Laboratory Gene Library Project (Van Dilla et al. 1986; van Dilla and Deaven 1990).