Sentence examples for associate ensemble from inspiring English sources
David Butcher, the chief executive of Britten Sinfonia, an associate ensemble at the Barbican, raised concerns about the message the decision sent.
David Butcher is chief executive of Britten Sinfonia which begins its 2013/14 season as associate ensemble at the Barbican on Friday 11 October – follow it on Twitter @BrittenSinfonia This content is brought to you by Guardian Professional.
Figure 5 shows examples of the adaptive landscapes used and the frequency distribution of final maximum growth rates across each associated ensemble.
A large value of D IA relative to D AI (or the opposite) is indicative of situations in which there is more association than what would be expected under independence so that θ or 1 − θ would be close to 1. Thus, values of θ or of 1 − θ away from provide evidence of discrepancy between the hypotheses of random ensembles of (x,y) pairs vs. associated ensembles.
Our analysis shows that 87.5% of ripples occurred during the contextual freezing state were associated with ensemble pattern retrievals (±1 sec time window) (Fig. S8G).
Measurement at the single-molecule level can completely remove the complicacy associated with ensemble-averaged macroscopic measurements.
In any event, the word "accompaniment" is certainly one I would never associate with an ensemble as visceral, cohesive and engaging as the New Zealand String Quartet, who I've wanted to work with for many years, and who have performed many of Gao Ping's compositions.
The uncertainty associated with the groundwater model itself was greater than that associated with the ensemble of well-pumping and surface recharge estimates.
A two-part festival of nine new works by American playwrights (including Tina Howe and Warren Leight), it is presented by John McCormack and J. J. Kandel (who have been associated with the Ensemble Studio Theater).
We apply this computational method to bound the worst case load associated with an ensemble of random boundary loads given by a second order random process.
