Sentence examples for challenging ensemble from inspiring English sources

Nearly all of the five originals presented on Thursday had multiple sections, shifts in tempo and time signature, and clearly challenging ensemble figures.

But with unexpected pops of red — on a feathery fringed scarf dress and on a more challenging ensemble of a blouse and pants worn with a suspended flounce skirt — the collection also had depth.

Typically the gifted young musicians of the name-challenged Ensemble ACJW are guided to repertory by their teachers and mentors in the Academy, a select training program run by Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard School and the Weill Music Institute (hence the elusive ACJW).

The statistical analysis of such multivariate and possibly irregular (i.e., few observations, high number of variables) datasets is challenging, but ensemble methods and dimension-reduction techniques can be successfully used to screen variables of interest and assess groupwise clustering profile.

But eliciting the requisite crispness and clarity in such highly reverberant acoustics, which have challenged other ensembles in a variety of repertory, proved an impossible task.

When they open, they're met by an ensemble staring back, challenging you to let go.

However, accurately characterizing and modeling protein conformational ensembles remain experimentally and computationally challenging.

While challenging the status quo, the use of turntables as an ensemble instrument is in fact nothing new.

The use of such conformational ensembles as opposed to single static structures is challenging for complex structures.

Any New York-centric thinking will be challenged by the Dutch ensemble Nieuw Amsterdams Peil, the Mexican group Onix Ensamble, and the Los Angeles collective wild Up — whose favored composers tend to sway between sweet and harsh timbres, with improvisation bridging the gap.

It is also challenging to characterize the incorporated fluorophores due to the inaccuracies in determining their number, brightness and photostability from ensemble assays.