Sentence examples for arranging groups from inspiring English sources
Mr. de Jong's interest in the Harlequin feels more complicated than this, with him arranging groups of Harlequin figures in acrobatic formations (above, "The Tower Violin Playerr"') or huddled about a fire in an oil drum.
Wright and Lander (2003) concluded from their study that (p. 250) "there can be little assurance that arranging groups of mixed-ethnic membership will lead to profitable intercultural interaction".
An attractive application of optical trapping in microdevices has been reported by Terray et al. Using optical trapping they have succeeded in arranging groups of 3-μm silica microspheres into functional structures which could subsequently be activated to generate microfluidic valving and pumping with flow rates of about 1 nl/h [ 111] (Fig. 9).
Fagan also shows elsewhere that he has talent for arranging group patterns in space; but then sabotages the effect with the actual movement.
Much of the art in "Stilled Life" draws on elements of this history, depicting artfully arranged groups of objects.
Many important biological functions require precisely arranged groups of different enzymes working in concert, often inside a cellular subcomponent called an organelle.
A good example is the surprising success of certain online projects devoted exclusively to lovely photographs of carefully arranged groups of objects.
Moreover, for a considerable time none of the four varnas represented anything other than a series of hierarchically arranged groups of castes.
Modern systematic biology attempts to arrange groups of organisms in a way that suggests the genealogical relationships (branching sequences) and therefore presents an epitome of evolutionary history.
Uefa will also try to arrange groups on a geographical basis to avoid long journeys across Europe for fans.
We took into account hierarchical differences in terms of profession and position, in order to arrange groups where participants would feel free to give honest and full opinions.
