Sentence examples for string also from inspiring English sources

Wozniak said she took six rackets and 30 reels of polyester string, also provided free by Yonex, to each tournament.

Interestingly, these phenotypes were fully rescued by Cdk1 overexpression and partially rescued by Myt1 depletion, but not by String (also known as Cdc25) overexpression.

(To put it simply, if you play a C on the piano, the vibrating piano string also produces a series of higher, more faintly heard notes: octaves, fifths and major thirds, and eventually all the notes of the chromatic scale).

Lengths of string also show up in "Breath From Across the Room" (1998), this time in a large corrugated box, which takes up almost the entire frame of the picture.

In Eq. (3), the text string T with a given length of n is indicated, and each character of the text string also comes from the character set Σ.

Besides the known PPIs, STRING also includes the predicted PPIs from the computational prediction methods.

Her comment about the story being "in the strings" also illuminates the role words have played in her works.

Collars made of the pierced canine teeth of Arctic foxes and of chamois and human teeth pierced for stringing also have been found.

Nevertheless, its trundling breakbeats and strings also serve notice that Life for Rent is not a radically different album from its predecessor.

The strings also played with grace throughout the work, a more egalitarian venture than Weber's concertolike effort in the genre.

Annea Lockwood's "Ear-Walking Man," in which Joseph Kubera manipulated an amplified piano's strings, also squandered its opening promise quickly.