Sentence examples for communities made of from inspiring English sources
Since 1985, over 50 communities made of immigrants – or descendants of immigrants – from all over the world join forces to throw a festival that includes a lot of eating, drinking and dancing.
The association is clinched by "Wonder Float" and "Field Day," pieces defined by orderly little housing communities (made of leftover exhibition announcements), picket fences, a functioning toy train set (delivering colored fish-tank pebbles) and life-size potted geraniums and wheatgrass.
Modularity of the network was calculated using the LPAb + algorithm [ 23] which uses label propagation coupled with greedy multistep agglomeration to identify the communities (made of members of both types of nodes (bacteria and phage)) that maximise modularity in bipartite networks.
It's the recognition that a retail store exists in a community made of distinct individuals.
It is hard to imagine what Lincoln's guests, all well-educated, well-to-do leaders of Washington's African-American community, made of this presidential monologue.
For example, the biggest community, made of 186 vertices, include the CNR in it, which shows the record values for all the centralities, as stated in Section 4.1.
It was pure love and excitement and a tiny internet community made of people who now get Grammy nominations.
One of the primary goals of Queer/Art/Mentorship is to gather and support community made of people of radically different ages.
It was a conservative community made of second generation white flighters, who moved even farther west than their parents to flee the blight and blackness of the inner city.
