Sentence examples for compilation using from inspiring English sources

Secondly, they had an extrinsic motivation at a professional or institutional level to produce a novel piece of academic research and to make a compilation using a variety of materials, or to give visibility to their own area of research and teaching.

The same year, Pettibone worked on with Madonna on her greatest hits album The Immaculate Collection, co-producing new song "Rescue Me" and remixing her earlier songs for the compilation using audio technology QSound.

The compilation used a separate magnetic soundtrack, and although the original had decayed a safety copy had survived.

For instance, the vector used in the generation of T-DNA SAlinessertion lines was not included in the target sequence compilation used for our array design, but it has a T-DNA sequence with a stretch of 3,475 bases with 100% match to one of the vectors in our target sequence compilation (binary vector pBI121; GenBank accession number AF485783).

With the current design, it cannot be assumed that very long stretches of target sequence can be detected in their entirety (neither can it be assumed that the exact construct structure one wants to detect is part of the sequence compilation used to match probe signal intensities against).

I wouldn't be surprised to see a rise in accounts created specifically to curate 'best of' compilations using the 're-Vine feature, for instance.

(The bounding-window mapping is also used in PPCG a source-to-source compiler using polyhedral compilation techniques that extracts data-parallelism with a code generator for a modern graphics processing unit [12]).

On Side 2, the 74 screams are separated from one another by 10 seconds of silence, forming an index not unlike the "breaks" compilations used by hip-hop D.J.'s.

For fires, these burned-area compilations use both coarse-resolution (e.g., SPOT-VGT) and medium-resolution remotely-sensed data sources which include Landsat information, as well as other sources, including aerial GPS surveys and manual delineation from air photos.

An alphabetical survey of 252 classic pieces, it is to some extent an extrapolation of "The Real Book" — "the underground collection of jazz lead sheets that began circulating in the 1970s" that itself grew out of a series of "fake books," bootleg compilations used by jazz players to work their way through the entire tradition.

Hierarchical clustering analysis was performed on the "mitochondrial compilation" genelists using Pearson correlation similarity.