Sentence examples for the large array of from inspiring English sources
But we'll begin with two dishes from the large array of meze, a species that can be eaten hot or cold, as starters or main courses.
A distinctive Tibetan look in the large array of helmets here evolved, perhaps, from one that dates to the 8th to 10th centuries.
Within the ManiShop, an air-exchange system directs the greenhouse's 95-degree air near the ceiling to the large array of solar panels.
"Pure Heroine," which was produced without the large array of helpers that is typical for pop releases these days, tapped into a disillusionment — as well as a deep yearning for something fresh — in the hearts of pop audiences.
Either stand at the bar of Victor Montes in the Plaza Nueva (00 34 94 415 5603, www.victormontes.com) and graze the large array of pintxos laid out before you or nip next door to the Café Bar Bilbao (00 34 94 415 1671) and order a plate of calamari hot from the deep fat fryer and costing €5.90 (£4.20).
These various adaptive functions are the raisons d'être of the large array of cognitive modules that comprise the human mind.
Low-inertia aerosols that are collected by the large arrays of drops, exhibit "column convergence", whereas smaller arrays produce "array convergence" that involves focusing of trajectories toward the symmetry axis.
However, the large arrays of micro-cantilevers used in this approach need complicated design and production processes, and a tedious process is required for adjusting the position of all tips on one probe to guarantee contact with the sample.
In several cell lines, the large arrays of gamma satellite and alpha satellite DNA appeared as a combination of both open chromatin and compact heterochromatin.
The large arrays of alpha satellite and gamma satellite DNA were enriched for both euchromatic and heterochromatic modifications, implying that some pericentromeric repeats have multiple chromatin characteristics.
SQLite was implemented to handle the large arrays of primer data that could not be held in memory.
