Sentence examples for basic unit of expression from inspiring English sources
Now that the extreme close-up has become, more or less, the basic unit of expression in American filmmaking, it is hard to recapture the impact that Mr. Fuller's gigantic close-ups had in the late 1940s and early 1950s.
The basic units of expression in sequencing, such as transcripts per million reads (TPM) or fragments per kilobase per million reads (FPKM), are still undergoing revision [ 5, 6].
His basic unit of visual expression was set: the short, well-shaped phrase that could nonetheless operate on several levels at once — physical, interpersonal, metaphorical, spatial and even political.
This is based on the following three first principles: individual cell types are the basic components of neural circuit organization, the building blocks of circuit assembly, and the basic units of gene expression and regulation in the brain.
Adaptively relevant changes in gene expression levels across species implicate selection on gene expression phenotypes within species, and particularly within populations, the basic unit of evolutionary change.
But in fact "The Silent Land" is a structural oddity, adopting the sentence as its basic unit of lyricism but the paragraph as its basic unit of motion.
It is the basic unit of energy and of mass preferred by physicists.
