Sentence examples for several hundred objects from inspiring English sources

In fall 2009, after several hundred objects and ideas were nominated, we held an open vote, which allowed all visitors to the website to vote for their favorite nominated objects.

It is blocked from opening farther by a chest-high cabinet, on the surface of which are balanced several hundred objects Kubota has retrieved from beaches — seashells, bird feathers, crab claws and desiccated coral.

Among the exhibits are two harpsichords commissioned by the Handel House Trust, which will be played frequently when the museum is open, and the Byrne Collection, several hundred objects that include Mozart's handwritten arrangement of a Handel fugue.

Growing the museum's collection from eight paintings in 1916 — George Bellows' "Cliff Dwellers" was the first one purchased — to several hundred objects in just a few years was a frenetic, disorganized process without a single vision.

We once thought the night sky consisted of the several thousand objects we could see with the naked eye.

The building, the former home of Ima Hogg, a philanthropist, has several thousand objects in period-room settings showcasing decorative American arts from 1620 to 1870.

Graph based navigation will become difficult in terms of visualisation layout and performance beyond several thousand objects.

More than 200,000 asteroids with well-established orbits are known, and several hundred additional objects are discovered each year.

This time last year Gartner said that by 2022 a typical family home, in a mature affluent market, could contain several hundred smart objects by 2022.

We can identify a significant reduction of the detection probability compared to the ideal detector, although it must be noted that for higher node densities, the detector is forced to handle several hundred clutter objects (the interferers), which is a difficult task for radar systems in general.

Using a telescope in New Mexico, the Sloan survey is recording a detailed image of one-quarter of the sky, which is expected to yield data on several hundred million celestial objects.