Sentence examples for through a lattice from inspiring English sources
In "Lunchtime," backlighting, through a lattice window at the center of the picture, transforms an ordinary image of women gathered around a laden table.
Although there is the occasional lyrical phrase – "Shadows through a lattice window moved restlessly against a wall, appearing, disappearing" – much of the writing appears to be wilfully ponderous until the plot suddenly speeds up towards the end.
They're better arriving as they do in the music, drifting in with a fog of reverberating guitars or threading their way through a lattice of neatly picked (and also reverberating) patterns.
As a negatively charged electron passes through a lattice, the ions along its path feel a slight attractive force and stray as far into the electron's wake as the lattice structure lets them.
The courtship of Ibrahim and the Sultan's sister Hatice posed a particularly difficult formal problem, solved, in the end, by means of private terraces: standing on her terrace, Hatice could hear Ibrahim playing the violin, and he could glimpse her through a lattice.
One set was stressed through a lattice girder, aiming at imposing a quasi-pure bending state.
I stepped off the path, wiggling my feet through and over a lattice of bramble undergrowth and scrunched ahead until I was under the raining tree.
This improved phoneme prediction accuracy, when integrated into a standard large vocabulary continuous speech recognition (LVCSR) system through a word lattice rescoring framework, results in improved word recognition accuracy, which is better than previously reported word lattice rescoring results.
On its own, a nerve cell is no more effective than an isolated termite worker, but through a sophisticated lattice of nerve stations it creates unique trails that together produce a cosmic highway.
These two particles combine together through a common lattice plane of {010}.
Numerical simulations of flow through a periodic lattice of cylinders of various cross sections are performed.
