Sentence examples for a complete ensemble from inspiring English sources

"It's not all just in a name," says Taylor.  "It has to be a complete ensemble, it has to be from a very early rare collection.

Or that it's not easy putting together a complete ensemble (there is no starring role) up to the demands of a script in which hyperreal and surreal teeter in delicate balance.

Many of her work-to-play dresses for $50 come with a belt, so as Ms. Ronson put it, it's a "complete ensemble," one priced to be recession-friendly.

We were able to obtain a complete ensemble of systems dissolving within ∼180 crossing times.

A complete ensemble of solutions is obtained up to (t_{mathrm{end}} sim 500), or equivalently ∼180 crossing times where the crossing time has a value of (2sqrt{2}) in Hénon units (Hénon 1971; Heggie and Mathieu 1986).

Based on the refinery time series data obtained by monitoring production status, a complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise (CEEMDAN) is used to decompose the complex nonlinear time series.

In this paper, a novel method is proposed called complete ensemble local mean decomposition with adaptive noise (CELMDAN) to solve these two problems.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00311.026 All atoms comprising the ensemble are assigned a probability (P i ) based on the positional likelihood of atom i in a given model relative to the complete ensemble of models.

Craftsmen such as Grinling Gibbons (1648 1721) often produced elaborately carved mirror frames to match a complete decorative ensemble.

That is mostly due to the fact that a complete archbishop ensemble consists of multiple items like the chasuble (the fancy robe), the stole (the bit of colored cloth parishioners bow beneath and confess to), a belt (which stabilizes the stole for bigger dudes), and cuffs.

That is mostly due to the fact that a complete archbishop ensemble consists of multiple items like: the chasuble (the short front and long rear robe), the stole (the one you bow beneath and confess to), a belt (stabilising the stole, for bigger dudes) and cuffs.