Sentence examples for a compendium of six from inspiring English sources

One-third of the formula that will eventually determine the matchup for college football's national championship game comes from a compendium of six computerized ranking systems that deal in mathematical minutiae.

Enter, hélas, " 'L'Origine de la Tendresse' and Other Tales," a compendium of six short films by French filmmakers, any one of which might prove diverting in the right place at the right time but all of which, cumulatively, don't much make for a knockout night at the cinema.

In contrast to simply analysing an individual experiment, it is statistically important to compile a compendium of six nucleosome positioning datasets based on an ensemble average.

The fact that these genes have been derived from a compendium of six pooled datasets boosts confidence in their relevance within a clinical context.

We used a compendium of six Affymetrix breast cancer datasets to evaluate the effect of pooling datasets on the performance of classifiers (see Table 1 and methods section).

Lastly, the analysis on such a compendium of six breast cancer datasets, might provide answers to an important unsolved question: why is there only limited overlap between existing signatures?

Extracted from An Atlas of Countries that Don't Exist: a Compendium of Fifty Unrecognised and Largely Unnoticed States by Nick Middleton (Macmillan; £20).

(Laura Kern) 'TOKYO!' (No rating, 1 52, in Japanese) A cramped metropolis of xenophobes and eccentrics living in a futuristic present: that is the image of the Japanese capital city evoked in "Tokyo!," a compendium of three surreal shorts whose relationship with one another might best be defined by the exclamation point in the title.

A cramped metropolis of xenophobes and eccentrics living in a futuristic present: that is the image evoked in "Tokyo!," a compendium of three surreal shorts whose relationship with one another might best be defined by the exclamation point in the title.

A compendium of five short plays and a folk opera addressing the case played late in the year in New York City and at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., and the package of works was expected to be staged in the upcoming season by major companies from Atlanta to Los Angeles.

In 1997, while vigorously defending counter-factualism's intellectual possibilities, Niall Ferguson had to spend much of his long introduction to "Virtual History" — a compendium of what-if scenarios by well-credentialled professors — addressing the scorn that has been heaped upon the approach.