Sentence examples for around quartet from inspiring English sources

Our findings indicate that invariant based algorithms should be included in the search for these improved algorithms, especially when computing the Tree of Life, where current algorithms focus around quartet based methods of reconstruction [ 30].

Hard-rock band Our Last Night has produced a number of covers of today's top pop songs -- Justin Timberlake's "Mirrors," Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" and Katy Perry's "Dark Horse" to name a few -- but this time around, the quartet reached back to 2000 to cover everyone's favorite cut from "No Strings Attached".

He has long been one of the top cellists around, as soloist, quartet player and principal cellist of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.

Over 130 saxophonists, each clad in all-black outfits, made a pilgrimage through the museum following a continuous, circular course around the quartet and through the audience.

The Big Bang Theory, which has notched up five seasons, revolves around a quartet of genius-level scientists, full-blown nerds who are more comfortable with quantum theories than social situations.

The movie is divided into three parts, and revolves around a quartet of schemers: Kouzouki, a sadistic nobleman; the Count, a courtly con man; Hideko, the ice-cold Lady; and Sookee, an ambitious maid.

The Krieger School's interdisciplinary program with Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Healthh is built around a quartet of foundation classes covering epidemiology, environmental health sciences, health policy and management, and biostatistics.

Much speculation is swirling around the quartet, comprising Nangahar governor Gul Agha Sherzai, former finance minister Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai, former interior minister Ali Ahmad Jalali and former foreign minister Dr. Abdullah Abdullah.

MC: Well, once we decided to choose the songs from this great year, 1970, which was hugely influential for me and a lot of other people, mostly centered around a quartet of records.

A chic international public at an abandoned chemical factory in Birmingham eagerly awaited the famous scene in which a string quartet flies around in helicopters; uplifting as it was, it proved to be one of the less spectacular effects in Graham Vick's triumphantly bonkers production of the last unperformed installment of Stockhausen's "Licht" cycle.

With Mr. Lloyd's group, one knew where one was: the John Coltrane quartet, around 1961.