Sentence examples for a selection of points from inspiring English sources

Here are a selection of points from JFMAB's General Election Manifesto: Children have effectively been removed from the nurturing bosom of the family and, funded by taxpayers' money, placed under common social care and control in what amounts to state-sponsored institutional child care.

An efficient numerical strategy to deal with such a curse of dimensionality, is to find a selection of points in probability space that yields a good approximation of the model's response surface.

The right column shows the three submanifolds, projected onto the ((x,z -plane and the ((w,z))-plane, where we also include stable (blue) and unstable (red) eigenvector directions at a selection of points on (S^{s}).

A selection of 20 points is always a safe response as the participants will always get +20 points.

In practice, a selection of time frequency points that probably pertain to one single source is expected to improve performance of the mixing matrix estimation.

If a selection of fixed points t is used, then it may be useful to plot the t-year-specific measures against t.

Regression-based sensitivity, as used here, is based on deriving a selection of data points by experimental design or semi-random sampling, and analysing the resulting input output relations using regression [ 36].

Women," a selection of sociologically pointed works about European women.

We also consider a selection of animations, pointing out some useful techniques, and continue with some consideration of general design issues and specific animation techniques, closing with a look at the future.

Like Vinter and Huang's MIDI artworks, Mannone makes a limited selection of points using Mathematica software to "make better sounds, easier music to play, while keeping the overall shape of the object".

However, the system is also highly flexible, facilitating the addition of a selection of other data points which address state level data needs [ 14].