Sentence examples for string according to from inspiring English sources

You should always carry string according to my archaeologist father, because then you could at least make a trap to catch animals to survive.

Further disapproval was directed at Apple's replacement for wired earphones, the AirPod, essentially a wireless earphone and microphone – "like a tampon without a string" according to the Guardian – while the writers of US late-night talkshow Conan created a satirical Apple ad featuring the devices plopping from users' ears to floor and being eaten by their pet dogs.

The NRT is a complex cognitive/procedural learning task where subjects transform in each trial a given digit string into a new digit string according to two simple transformation rules in order to determine a certain digit as the "solution digit" to the trial [12] [15].

(1) String split( String regEx) which splits the string according to given regular expression.

They tune their shooting strings according to the kinds of shots they anticipate making.

While camouflaged by civilians, soldiers continue to pull the strings, according to human rights advocates, journalists who have been victimized and some opposition politicians.

Their operation principle is that a plain bit-string is mapped to a base-string according to a rule selected from eight possible ones.

In addition, a practical software was developed for the mechanical safety evaluation of horizontal well multi-stage fracturing strings according to the mathematical model developed for the mechanical calculation of the multi-packer string in horizontal wells.

In this paper, plastic incremental theory in plastic mechanics is used to calculate the axial force distribution of buckled tubing strings, according to which the final axial force and deformation are determined by both the initial state and the loading process.

More likely strings, according to the language model, are given relatively more space and are thus easier to select.

These are templates that describe a whole set of strings, according to certain syntactic rules.