Sentence examples for a group of physically from inspiring English sources

Ruined In Lynn Nottage's incandescent Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, a group of physically and spiritually wounded Congolese women survive the ravages of their country's civil war by working at the tough Mama Nadi's brothel.

Founded by Celeste Dandeker, a dancer with the London Contemporary Dance Theatre who shattered her spine in a fall, CandoCo brought rigorous professionalism to a group of physically disabled and able-bodied dancers.

"Ruined," about a group of physically and emotionally scarred prostitutes in war-torn Congo, won virtually every award that it qualified for during its seven-month run Off Broadway in 2009.

The paper proposes a set of principles and a general architecture that may explain how language and meaning may originate and complexify in a group of physically grounded distributed agents.

The method has been validated in the context of a collective robotics scenario in which a group of physically assembled simulated autonomous robots are requested to produce different forms of coordinated behaviours (e.g., coordinated motion, walled-arena exiting, and light pursuing).

The two distinct types of hubs not only display diverse spatial distribution for their partners but also organize the modules in different manners, where a module is referred as a group of physically or functionally linked molecules that work together to achieve a relatively distinct function [10], [16].

That peculiarly modern question motivated a new study from Finland in which a group of healthy, physically active volunteers donned special shorts that measure muscular activity in the legs.

Halsall, who will take charge of the side in Dublin this week while the head coach Andy Flower takes a breather, told me: "I think we're very fortunate to have a group of very physically talented men at the moment who are very committed.

While walking across campus one day, out of nowhere a group of guys physically stood in my way and then pushed me to the ground, yelling, "You are going to hell, faggot!" before they ran off, laughing.

32 A sample was defined as a group of apparently physically identical dosage units (e.g., tablets or vials) from one brand and one batch obtained at the same time from the same outlet.

We define a sample as a group of apparently physically identical dosage units (e.g., tablets or vials) with the same batch number and brand name obtained at the same time from the same outlet.