Sentence examples for choosing collections from inspiring English sources
Like when we go to biennales or exhibitions outside [Saudi Arabia] they say, 'We have problem with choosing collections from Saudi Arabia because the ministry didn't give the artwork that fits.' It's more the artwork which complements [the regime].
Besides, it also assesses the determinants of choosing collection channels and evaluates households' attitudes in voluntary return of e-waste.
To test Sma3s with an experimental set of sequences, we chose collections belonging to two different Affymetrix DNA arrays (one mouse and one Arabidopsis).
The efficiency of the sampling strategy was assessed by comparing the total number of alleles captured using MSTRAT in samples of increasing size with the number of alleles captured in randomly chosen collections of the same size (five independent samplings).
The efficiency of the strategy was assessed by comparing the total number of alleles captured using MSTRAT in samples of increasing size to the number of alleles captured in randomly chosen collections of equal size (ten independent samplings).
A surprising number of teens choose the latter, culling a carefully chosen collection of real-life friends and family members.
They might have clashed with the Indonesian furniture and the carefully chosen collection of stark industrial Albert Renger-photographytographotography
That's pretext enough for "The Roots of Hip-Hop: From Church to Gangsta" (Harte), a shrewdly chosen collection of old songs and recitations.
It was an uneven and oddly chosen collection of pieces, smoothed on Monday by Walton's wistful and always amiable Viola Concerto (with the amiable Yuri Bashmet) and mitigated on Tuesday by a great monument to 19th-century generosity, the Bruckner Seventh Symphony.
Instead, it's a well chosen collection of delicious, somewhat unusual recipes from one of America's great Italian cooks.
(iii) Sample, uniformly at random and without replacement, a set S of 15 interactions in the chosen collection.
