Sentence examples for varying array of from inspiring English sources

Modesty used to be like juvenile delinquency; in men, it could refer to a varying array of behaviours – personal modesty, professional modest – but in women, it referred to sexual conduct.

There are six stamens only in the genus Ravenala; the rest of the order exhibit either five stamens (four families) or one functional stamen, the other stamens represented by a varying array of petal-like sterile stamens called staminodes, which form the conspicuous part of the flower (four families).

Most previous works achieved this by placing a spatially varying array of ND filters in front of the sensor [2, 24, 25, 27].

In an attempt to account for the wide and varying array of symptoms in IBS, past attempts to measure treatment benefit have included global items such as self-reported "adequate relief of symptoms in the past seven days" and "satisfactory relief of symptoms in the past seven days".

I stand in the cold morning air watching the slowly increasing density of traffic slowly drip down Richmond's Bridge road and look back one more time at the varying arrays of color.

This suggests that their behaviour, varying from array to array, must be a consequence of the method of preparation of the array.

When the excitation wavelengths of SPPs are tuned to be close to the position of MD resonances by varying the array period of Ag nanodisks, SPPs and MD resonances are coupled together into two hybridized modes, whose positions can be accurately predicted by a coupling model of two oscillators.

In this part, we repeated the experiments above, but instead of varying the array positions in the room and holding the source exactly in front of the receiver, we changed the source-receiver angle.

Each dataset had 100 arrays, varying numbers of genes (10 000, 22 283 and 44 760), varying numbers of clusters (4, 10 and 20) and run 12 times each.

This, at least, could begin to offer some logic to the array of varying styles in the same way that Burgundy lovers can cite differences between Gevrey-Chambertin and Chambolle-Musigny.

My head in my hands, choking out words, tears rushing down hot, humiliated cheeks, I raised my head to look at the array of varying expressions looking back from the other side of the room; a Labour MP, two Conservative peers, and a Conservative MP looked back, a mixture of horror and sympathy as I publicly crashed and burned.