Sentence examples for arrangements of many from inspiring English sources

There are piano arrangements of many orchestral works, but here a pianist stands in for an orchestra in an altogether different way.

Cantaloube studied with Vincent d'Indy from 1901; under this influence he traveled through France collecting folk songs, making arrangements of many of them for voice and instrumental accompaniment, and publishing them.

The most difficult aim to achieve appeared to be the promotion of real collaborative knowledge building; the social arrangements of many designs still relied on rather individualistic ways of working.

Because for the first time since Sept. 11, a Muslim leader has dared to acknowledge publicly the real problem: that Muslim extremism has been rooted in the educational systems and ruling arrangements of many of their societies, and it has left much of the Muslim world in a backward state.

In 2014, the group released their first acoustic record, named Acoustic, which featured acoustic arrangements of many of their past hits including "Thing Called Love" and "Love is Not Enough" from 2011's Group Therapy.

One of my favorite moments while performing in our Home for Christmas: Live from Dublin concert was watching the expressions on our audience members, especially the young children, as the magical memory of Christmas resonated across their smiling faces while performing lush and harmonious arrangements of many beloved Christmas classics".

The size of the sea urchin MMP family and the clustered arrangement of many of its members are similar to vertebrates, but phylogenetic analyses suggest that different ancestral genes were independently amplified in sea urchins and vertebrates.

The arrangement of many of the flanking genes remained conserved in P. ramorum, P. infestans, and Hyaloperonspora arabidopsis, but these regions do not encode an Avr3c ortholog nor any predicted RXLR effectors whatsoever.

While we do agree that biological function occurs in 3D, there is a strong polarity in terms of 3D domain arrangement of many of the signaling proteins.

A simple sugar molecule, or a complex arrangement of many sugar molecules, may be attached to an amino acid by glycosylation.

Due to the conserved genomic arrangement of many of the genes involved in their synthesis, these secondary metabolite biosynthetic pathways can be predicted from genome sequence data.