Sentence examples for which collections from inspiring English sources

There are three small altarpieces, in which collections of pots are enclosed like altars with doors that can be closed or opened.

What he achieved, she says, was one of the most important collections in terms of quality and encyclopedic completeness, not only of his own time but of any period from which collections are known.

The disorder, in which collections of neurons fire in synchrony, seems to originate in the hippocampus.

Combining these two frameworks, which we believe exist in disturbed natural systems, we construct a situation in which collections of competitors are controlled by specialist natural enemies.

The Hopfield recurrent neural network is a classical auto-associative model of memory, in which collections of symmetrically coupled McCulloch Pitts binary neurons interact to perform emergent computation.

A further important consideration was the lack of knowledge of the seed source for individual stands, the number of parent trees from which collections were made and the size of the parent stand.

But resolving which collection of stars will beat the other tends to take time.

Each piece will come with a label telling the wearer which year and from which collection the garment originates from.

He also put in germ-free mice to determine which collection of gut bacteria they would get.

All the clothes being sold by H&M are original designs from the label and each piece comes with a tag explaining which collection it first appeared in.

Water-stress treatment was initiated at the early stage of flowering after which collection of leaf samples was performed.