Sentence examples for determined collection from inspiring English sources

How about a population (3.7 million) that is less than Sydney's waking up this morning with the realization that its determined collection of clashing consonants was a couple of heartbeats from sending its opponent home as the Bad Dream Team?

A spokesman said: "With local councils facing financial penalties for any failure to meet recycling targets in Wales, they must be free to shape their support for national recycling targets by developing locally determined collection services that reflect the specific needs of the local council and the communities they serve".

But it was only a year ago that a small, determined collection of idealists changed the focus of the national discourse from austerity to inequality and introduced terms like 99percentt into the vocabulary.

Such a reference tree should be not only highly resolved and robust against artifacts, but reflect a biological reality consistent with its central organizing role, as opposed to an empirically determined collection of genes which are solely defined by their universal presence.

The proposed model simultaneously determines collection points' locations respecting the dependency of collected recyclables' quantities on the distance between end users and collection points, the location of intermediate consolidation points (transfer stations) and routing of collection vehicles.

We were aware of the possible ascertainment bias inherent in the first study, in which cytology results, but not HR HPV test results, were used to determine collection of a biopsy in the absence of visual abnormality.

Lastly, we relied on patient recall for determining collection of pamphlets and searching the internet.

We identified putative homolog modules by determining collections of genes sharing high protein sequence similarity.

More precisely, after having determined a collection of admissible decompositions, we will select the canonical decomposition within that collection.

In response, in a 2011 opinion (pdf), the court not only determined the collection had been deliberate (not unintentional, as the NSA and its defenders still claim), but had also violated the fourth amendment.

It can be viewed as holistic (or more than the sum of its parts), historically determined (a collection of rituals and symbols), socially constructed (or created and preserved by the group who form it), and difficult to change.