Sentence examples for constructed from a single from inspiring English sources

Hong builds moments of extraordinary romantic power, culminating in a brilliant sequence, constructed from a single ten-minute shot parsed with brisk and assertive zooms and pans, in which Young-hee reflects on her bitter experiences.

Technically, Mr. Zimmer said, that portion of his score is not a slowing-down of "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien" (written by Charles Dumont and by Michel Vaucaire), but is constructed from a single manipulated beat from the version recorded by Piaf in 1960.

Here's a shoulder mount that was constructed from a single piece of wood.

It is shown that this model can be constructed from a single eigenvalue and two eigenvectors.

The cathode is constructed from a single rod of platinum with an outer diameter of 500 μm.

As a recurrent neural network, it is constructed from a single layer of neurons, every of which has feedback connections to all other neurons, but not to itself.

The beams are constructed from a single-cell closed cross section and a number of non-classical effects such as material anisotropy, transverse shear, warping inhibition and nonuniform torsional model are considered in the beam model.

Subsequently, several research groups have generated ESTs from cDNA libraries constructed from either a single porcine tissue or a limited number of tissues related to a stage of development or a function, such as anterior pituitary [ 7, 8], backfat [ 9], brain [ 10], liver [ 11], skeletal muscle [ 12- 14], immune system tissues [ 15], reproductive tissues [ 8, 16, 17] and embryo [ 17- 19].

This is especially true in an F2 population, where regions of linkage disequilibrium are very large in any given region (given an F2 population is constructed from intercrossing a single F1 founder).

A fluorescent sensor for the detection of inositol-1,3,4,5-tetrakisphosphate inositol-1,3,4,5-tetrakisphosphate inositol-1,3,4,5-tetrakisphosphatecInsularly permuted GFP.

Men's knowledge of MNH was measured using a single unit, constructed from a weighted composite scale comprising 39 items across five domains of knowledge, with scale units representing a correct answer to a knowledge question.