Sentence examples for by groupings from inspiring English sources

Each man is represented by groupings of pictures of what are African sculpture and other objects.

The departments, which will be represented by groupings of objects, include American watercolors, Peruvian textiles, Native American pottery, Islamic ceramics, 20th-century sculpture and armor.

"There is an appalling number of disgusting little stretches of the globe claimed, occupied and infected by groupings … babbling militant on the subjects (unendingly) of their exclusive cultures, their exclusive languages, their national souls, their national genius, their unique achievements in throat-cutting in this and that abominable little squabble in the past".

The government said it remained "fully committed to delivering sustainable progress, through stable and meaningful democratic development" but it warned that progress could not be impeded by "groupings seeking to reject all attempts at political advance in favour of narrow, short-term interests".

This analysis can be done for the overall data set, by individual site/sensor, or by groupings such as a geographic grid.

Variations in infrastructural deficiencies among health centers did not differ significantly by groupings of urban, suburban, and rural health centers.

DIF analysis was carried out for each SF-36 item by testing the effect of the grouping factors and the interaction term (matching variable by grouping factor) once the matching variable has already been added into the model [ 26, 27].

To ease these transformations, we start by grouping elements of the CommonKADS knowledge models into so-called "inference groups".

By grouping public institutions, private companies, associations, users, the LLSA facilitate designing health solutions, leading to an industrial tailored and efficient service.

Clustering reduces the search space of components by grouping similar entities together thus ensuring reduced time complexity as it reduces the search time for component retrieval.

It is the first statement by modernisers following recent books by rightwing groupings including After the Coalition, by a group of up-and-coming Tory MPs, and the Blue Book, led by stalwart rightwingers David Davis and John Redwood.