Sentence examples for common repertoire from inspiring English sources
As a "messenger of peace" for the United Nations, the Chinese American is the founder of Silk Road Project, which trains young musicians from a variety of cultures to listen to and improvise with each other and develop a common repertoire.
We know there were Christian secular workshops in the late Middle Ages who participated in creating the artwork for some illuminated Hebrew manuscripts4 [8, 11, 20, 21], and a wide range of motifs can be seen in both Hebrew and Latin manuscript illuminations, making it clear that they shared a common repertoire of artists' models [7 9, 22 25].
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Sandy Rogers, curator at the Maturango Museum in Ridgecrest, said the images are becoming part of the region's "common repertoire — I see them showing up on coffee cups, T-shirts, key chains, book covers and all kinds of other things".
vasculorum [ 30] share a common repertoire of sensor and adhesin genes and a common host: sugarcane.
First, the homology detection identified the common repertoire of conserved transcription factors between CG and CD, CE, and CJ (49, 77, and 31 regulators respectively).
This indicates that the current VSG repertoires in the three geographic locations evolved from a common ancestral repertoire.
Yet, as mentioned above, the Puebloan peoples of the U.S. Southwest share a common cultural repertoire, but they speak languages that belong to four different and unrelated families.
We find that distinct tissue environments drive divergent programs of gene expression by differentially activating a common enhancer repertoire and by inducing the expression of divergent secondary transcription factors that collaborate with PU.1 to establish tissue-specific enhancers.
Why aren't activists within each drawing on a common, proven repertoire of tactics to achieve change?
Both subspecies share a common vocal repertoire of different calls emitted in different socio-sexual contexts [39].
