Sentence examples for collection settings from inspiring English sources
The quantitative relationships will be especially helpful to determine data collection settings for a particular scenario.
b) Standard Curve Standardd solutions of NADH bound to yeast alcohol dehydrogenase were imaged in deep well slides using live cell data collection settings.
Further studies may consider expanding data collection settings and using purposeful sampling to obtain a study sample with more even proportions of each demographic characteristic.
While we were unable to incorporate a third label to allow imaging of both strains in the same field of view, we performed all imaging experiments by placing both strains immediately next to each other on the same cover slip and imaging during the same session with identical microscope and image collection settings.
The multi-threaded runs ran on all four cores without further optimization of Scala's parallel collections settings.
The forsaken characters in Means's fourth collection inhabit settings that range from the dark plains of the Midwest to the seeming order of suburbia.
(da Fonseca-Wollheim) ★ Angelika Kirchschlager and Ian Bostridge (Sunday) Hugo Wolf's "Spanish Songbook" is a sprawling, harmonically searching collection of settings of Spanish poetry from the Baroque period.
He is here with Bach again, this time more modestly, with selections from Part 3 of the "Clavierübung" ("Keyboard Exercise"), a collection of settings of Cathechism hymns and chorales.
Indeed, half the stories in this collection use settings and voices that are British; in the other half they are American, though in two of these the central characters are of Chinese and Indian descent respectively.
At the end of the 1980s, I consulted him about an idea for a song cycle I wished to write – not just a collection of settings of poems that I could have chosen myself, but some kind of a monodrama.
Rossi, for example, did publish a collection of settings of Hebrew texts, but he's better known, and plays a more important role in music history, as an innovator in early Baroque instrumental music and violin technique.
