Sentence examples for the appearance of a string from inspiring English sources

They commonly lie adjacent to each other and are joined by short necks to give the appearance of a string of sausages (hence their name).

This was offset by the appearance of a string quartet, playing arrangements written by Mr. Avital, and in the presence of the strings the jazz quartet reduced itself.

In general, it has the appearance of a string of nuclear fragments spread out along the orbit with tails extending from the entire nuclear train as well as what looks like a sheet of debris spread out in the orbit plane in both directions.

Watch the end where the vacuum is for the appearance of the string.

At the 1-week postoperative follow-up, intraocular inflammation was noted to have worsened, with 3+ anterior chamber cell, new granulomatous iris nodules, and the appearance of golden-brown "strings of pearls" in the anterior chamber (Fig. 2).

Another good idea is to mimic the appearance of "coals" by piling a string of LED or Christmas-style lights beneath the fire.

Over the next six weeks, the format will expand with the appearances of the Carducci String Quartet; the cellist Zuill Bailey, playing solo and in duo with the pianist Navah Perlman; and, closing the season, Juilliard Baroque, which, at 12 pieces, will be the largest aggregation of musicians yet on a Friends of Music stage.

The profile matrix of the pattern determines statistical periodicity in the appearance of the characters in textual strings.

The discrepancies between the abundance of specific motifs in non-redundant loci versus genomic microsatellites may result from the appearance of AC or AG repeat strings embedded within more complex repetitive sequences.

In order to explain the appearance of only four space-time dimensions string theory assumes that the other dimensions are somehow folded away or "compactified" so that they are no longer visible.

Some of these results include: the occurrence of graviton in closed string theories, the emergence of non-abelian gauge fields and chiral fermions in open string theories, the appearance of microscopic black holes at high energy limit, the Einstein Hilbert action contained in the perturbative string theory and so on.