Sentence examples for as groupings from inspiring English sources

It is like an armoury of stacked up materials as much as groupings of finalised works.

Whatever the lowest-common-denominator language, it seemed, became the go-to as groupings of chefs formed and dissipated.

Other signatories to the bishops' letter, organised by the End Hunger Fast campaign, include representatives of all the main Christian denominations, including Catholics, Methodists, Baptists, and Quakers, as well as groupings such as the Evangelical Alliance.

As groupings of dancers break in and out of movement — three kick their heels forward in unison while four others undulate their hips — it's like watching a spotlight pass over bodies on a dance floor.

One way of dealing with the differ-ence between the players and their experience and, occasionally, their income and everyone else's is to advance into a world of abstract manipulation where the players are best appreciated as lines of numbers or as groupings of pixels.

An organizational guideline helps the prototyper organize user-interface elements on a screen in a logical fashion, covering things such as groupings and associations.

The Task Force on Education Report notes that there is "inadequate classroom space to allow for different teaching options such as mixed ability groupings, as well as inadequate staffrooms, administrative office space, sick bays and limited facilities for the physically challenged".

The article investigates how the various colors and color pairs used as grouping factors affect the visual search process and direct manipulation activities in the context of toolbar-like graphical panels.

Global effects of gender were tested on each tissue type with mean voxel values as dependent variable using two-way ANOVAs (with gender and sexual orientation as grouping factors).

Two-way ANOVAs (with gender and sexual orientation as grouping factors) revealed higher mean tissue voxel values of males compared to females in GM (F1,76 = 24.8; p<0.001), WM (F1,76 = 20; p<0.001) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) (F1,76 = 23.9; p<0.001).

Communities are often defined as residential spaces, such as neighborhoods, or as social groupings, such as caste in India.