Sentence examples for active ensemble from inspiring English sources
The opening is for an active ensemble, with weight-shifting pliés and hip-jutting sharpness to match the music's jagged moments.
(Chinen) ★ CHARLIE HADEN'S LIBERATION MUSIC ORCHESTRA (Tuesday through Thursday) Mr. Haden, the estimable bassist, formed this excellent and intermittently active ensemble with the pianist and composer Carla Bley some 35 years ago, as a means of progressive political expression.
A co-founder of the Budapest Festival Orchestra in 1983, he has turned it into an active ensemble that plays around the world and has made award-winning recordings.
The papers are organized in topical sections on supervised learning: active, ensemble, rare-class and online; unsupervised learning: clustering, probabilistic modeling in the first volume and on pattern mining: networks, graphs, time-series and outlier detection, and data manipulation: pre-processing and dimension reduction in the second volume.
In the context of V266H, the active ensemble is repopulated when Tyr also is replaced with cysteine.
The authors use fear conditioning and active ensemble labeling (TetTag mouse and IEG IHC) in the CA1 and DG of the dorsal hippocampus to study how memory recall engages previously active neurons across these subregions.
In this paper, we review our recent considerations regarding the structural features of active ensembles and/or sites in supported oxide catalysts.
XPS and CO titrations suggest that palladium-rich surface alloys offer the optimal balance between alcohol oxidative dehydrogenation activity while minimising competitive decomposition pathways, and that Pd monomers are not the active surface ensemble for such selox chemistry over AuPd alloys.
It is suggested that photo-catalytic total oxidation of acetaldehyde was promoted by the presence of large active sites ensemble near the adsorbed acetaldehyde, which were available to oxygen.
In this talk, I will present the cellular level mechanisms of synapse formation in developing cortex and recent development of novel optogenetic methods that label active neuronal ensemble and neuromodulation-sensitive populations.
Collectively, our findings are broadly consistent with those of Trokter et al (2012), who found that their recombinant human GFP dynein complex was active in ensemble microtubule gliding assays but was not processive at the single complex level.
