Sentence examples for comprehensive assemblage from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case, Mr. Thornton said, he decided to put together a comprehensive assemblage -- the name given to a very early version of a film that comes before the director's cut, which is the version submitted for release.

"It appears that from the very beginning it was always looked at as the most comprehensive assemblage of posters of many different nationalities pertaining to their involvement in World War One".

It is the most comprehensive assemblage of Picassos ever shown here, 328 items-139 paintings, 128 drawings & watercolors, 13 collages, & 48 pieces of sculpture-from 73 private & 22 public collections.

The Virtual Zooarchaeology of the Arctic Project, or VZAP, seeks to develop a comprehensive virtual comparative assemblage for the skeletons of northern vertebrates.

Comparison of our results with those of previous UVS studies conducted during summer within the PMNM (e.g. [3], [9]) suggests both methods introduce sampling bias but longline surveys provide a far more comprehensive picture of shark assemblage composition.

Specifically, we conducted a targeted research program whereby the original investigators who collected comprehensive benthic and fish assemblage data from Maldives, Chagos, Seychelles, Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritius, and Réunion in the mid-1990s repeatheirheir surveys post-bleaching, in 2005.

The former method can make abundant electron-transparent coating assemblages for comprehensive and quantitative X-ray analysis and the latter technique protects the coating texture from being destroyed.

A comprehensive interpretation of the microfossil assemblages in the Japan Sea during the Pliocene Pleistocene transition is expected to improve our understanding of the oceanographic changes in the sea and their relationships to both variations in the global climate and the topographic changes caused by regional and local tectonic activities.

We first aimed to demonstrate that in spite of the dearth of saturation and replication in microbial ecology studies so far, they are in fact essential to provide a comprehensive view of natural microbial assemblages.

Unambiguous identification of a natural metastable protein assemblage may require more comprehensive calculations coupled with insight gained from experiments and observations in the field.

Our results suggest that comprehensive studies on multi-species carnivore assemblage using scent station might be useful in evaluating species-specific response to habitat characteristics, especially if large numbers of stations visited by carnivores are available.