Sentence examples for a wise selection of from inspiring English sources
The combination of intelligent guides, a wise selection of stops, meals at colorful, traditional restaurants and a few entertaining folkloric performances means that you come away from the trip with a good understanding of Andalusia -- one that would take far longer to get on your own.
The music is built around a wise selection of speeches from the play itself.
The task ahead, it was felt, is to give concrete and practical expression to those aims through a wise selection of the problems to which the Organization should best give its attention, and through careful analysis of the means by which FAO should endeavor to carry out its accepted tasks.
Swordfish Siciliana, in a sauce of caramelized onions and capers, was clearly a wise selection.
In the South in any other year, North Carolina might be a wise selection.
However, having a successful storage practice requires wise selection of suitable wells in depleted oil or gas fields to reduce the risk of leakage and contamination of subsurface resources.
A little gentle organic persuasion, in the form of clever planting schedules, wise selection of varieties and the creation of a warm, sheltered and, as far as possible, pest-free environment, is one of the great skills of gardener and farmer alike.
The visualization by using a parallel coordinates plot allows a deeper knowledge about the problem at hand as well as the wise selection of the conditions of the experimental factors for achieving specific goals about the responses.
A number of model-free methods have been successfully introduced for the group wise selection of RSNs from resting-state fMRI.
When the formation of the oligomer particles was suppressed by increasing surfactant and co-stabilizer levels and wise selection of types of RAFT agent, the molecular weight distribution could be narrowed to around 1.3 and particle size distribution could be close to that of the conventional non-living miniemulsion polymerization.
Off-targets can be mitigated by careful tuning of the concentration of probe applied, and by wise selection of controls such as competitive inhibition and no probe added samples.
