Sentence examples for a diverse assembly from inspiring English sources

The audience feels less like a mass, more like a diverse assembly.

Consort with a diverse assembly of creative Cornellians across various industries.

Crossman, L. C. et al. A common genomic framework for a diverse assembly of plasmids in the symbiotic nitrogen fixing bacteria.

New York City's waste management system is a diverse assembly of public and private partnerships that have continually amended its waste management policies throughout the years.

Stylistically, this was a diverse assembly: in Alessandro Scarlatti's cantata "Perche tacete, regolati concenti," one hears the seeds of Handel's dramatic style, but also the echoes of Monteverdian text setting.

The formations, he notes, act as small oases not just for their termite creators but also for a diverse assembly of desert fauna.

Critics want a more diverse assembly with a better defined task.The Council of Guardians, which supervises all elections, has in theory acknowledged the right of females and non-clerics to be assembly candidates, but none of the nine women or 40 laymen who applied were cleared to enter the race.

The microbial decay of a vertebrate is a dynamic process that depends on a highly diverse assembly of microbial species, their interactions (Kai et al. 2009; Stams 1994), and the climatic conditions of the habitat.

Michael R. Bloomberg, New York's mayor-elect, named 56 people to his transition committee yesterday, putting together a group of both prominent campaign supporters and a deliberately diverse assembly of New Yorkers to advise him on forming his administration.

These studies show a much more diverse assembly of bacteria than previously described; however, the mechanisms linking bacterial diversity to diseases such as colic, colitis, and laminitis are yet to be elucidated.

For example, "algal" genes in both ciliates and oomycetes have been cited as support for the "chromalveolate" model of plastid evolution [ 1, 16, 26, 27]; that is, a single secondary origin of plastids in the ancient ancestor of a large and diverse assembly or organisms, with subsequent plastid losses from extant heterotrophic taxa.