Sentence examples for a self-contained group from inspiring English sources

Sequence A is a self-contained group of three courses, while Sequences B and C anticipate more course work in the Physics Department.

Robertson, Helm, Danko, Manuel, and Hudson were five self-effacing sidemen pushed into becoming a self-contained group by Dylan, the star in whose shadow they grew.

But it is still too early in the investigation, they said, to determine whether the suspects were a self-contained group of criminal entrepreneurs or part of a larger operation.

No doubt there is a fascinating research study to be made here into self-contained group dysfunction, the way in which external pressure, bouncing off the walls, can magnify until it crowds out everything else.

For this, an unsupervised hierarchical clustering was performed which placed the diabetic islet samples as one self-contained group distinct from the control samples in the resulting dendrogram (Supplementary Figure S2).

As we mentioned above, both GenGen and ALIGATOR belong to the "competitive" method group, while the Plink set-based test and SRT belong to the "self-contained" group [ 7, 8].

These al-Qaeda franchises are self-contained groups each with its own local agendas, highly limited means and only local organization.

The four methods, namely GenGen, ALIGATOR, SRT and Plink set-based test, represent two groups of hypothesis testing methods for the pathway analysis of GWAS data, i.e., the competitive and self-contained groups.

A self-contained vocal-instrumental group — they all played instruments, with baritone Ross Barbour on drums — they were renamed by an agent.

according to the recommendations of Goeman and Bühlmann (2007) and Gatti et al. (2010), statistical significance of the consistency score is estimated via a permutation approach based on subject sampling, which is defined in a self-contained way: Permute group assignment of samples N times.

It was a version of Sonny Rollins's "No Moe," a clever choice: a tune (based on "I Got Rhythm" chord changes) from his 1956 record with the Modern Jazz Quartet — another example of a group with a self-contained sound meeting an extraordinary, charismatic improviser and opening itself up to make the combination work.