Sentence examples for string depth from inspiring English sources

"If you leave it to the professionals, you get it narrowed down to what your string depth reflection is.

That has a big impact on the depth of touch - how far you push the key down in order to get the hammer to the string". Depth of touch is all-important.

The length s 1 (i ) of the longest common substring starting at i is then the string depth of the node v, that is, the length of the edge labels on the path from the root to v.

We have also implemented another mode to link specifically with Taverna where the input is not the collection reader but instead a list of String (depth 1) which is passed to the 'input_text' port of the U-Compare plugin.

To efficiently find erroneous reads and correcting candidates, Shrec traverses a generalized suffix tree of all reads, in which erroneous and correcting reads occur as children of branching nodes with string depth k − 1. Building on a suffix tree representation, the HybridShrec algorithm extended the ideas to correct indel errors and sequences in color space (Salmela, 2010).

Similar to the aforementioned approach, we would have to look up the lowest node v that is above both leafs i and j; the string depth of v is then the length of the longest exact match starting at i and j, respectively.

The opening Kyrie was expansive, the enormous Credo a series of ascents and descents culminating in the explosive "Et vitam venturi" fugue, the sinewy violin solo in the Sanctus emerging from dark, murky string depths which might have expressed the early stirrings of Chaos itself.

Christoph Eschenbach, in his second season as music director, certainly had a big hand in making these clever programs; and if his newly acquired orchestra lacked the glowing strings, depth of sound and lock-step precision of major international ensembles, its players had much invested in this music: it was their past and their present on display.

The depths of the thermistors were defined by distance from the instrument carrier along the thermistor string, and depth of the instrument carrier was defined by drill pipe depth (3.5-in. casing tube depth; Expedition 332 Scientists (2011b)).

They then used string and depth rods to measure down from the water level to strategic points on the site.

Its strings had depth and a rich complexity of tonal colouring.