Sentence examples for consisted so from inspiring English sources

However, the actual implementation of a TS consisted so far of ad hoc approaches starting from scratch and, due to ad hoc semantics of the representation, the interoperability with external applications of the knowledge represented is diminished.

Studies on the effect of GAGs on amyloid fibril formation have consisted so far on investigations focusing on a single protein, and on one or a limited number of GAGs.

These consist so far of a guide to House and Senate members, the daily compilation of presidential documents and the federal budget.

Her Metropolitan Opera career consists so far of two performances in Strauss's "Ariadne auf Naxos" in 2003.

Spent most of last season being shown up in Grade One races, while this season consists so far of a couple of well-beaten efforts over hurdles.

We have here Eudora Welty's tour de force "No Place for You, My Love," which consists so entirely of description that not even its two (nameless) main characters seem to know what they're doing in it.

Harden's approach, consisting so heavily of layups (and the accompanying free throws) and 3-pointers (whose degree of difficulty is recognized by the extra point awarded), gave him a true shooting percentage of 60 percent.

At the very least, should Mr. Beutner run, he could inject a new element into an early field that consists so far of fairly well-known Los Angeles public officials who have worked their way up the system.

His scripted appearance will be the third leg of a dubious media strategy -- consisting so far of two statements on his Web site -- that began shortly after his secret private life started to unravel.

The audience for recollections of my lengthy stay in the world's most luminous Renaissance city consists so far only of those willing to hear about my being attacked by a madman with what looked a pitchfork in the Piazza della Signoria.

But if happiness consists so centrally in the approbation of others, and in self-approbation, there can be no reasonable conflict between pursuing happiness and pursuing morality.