Sentence examples for dramatic selection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Henderson shows us Griffith's powers of dramatic selection and emphasis in the first years of his career by means of clear and close descriptions of the films.

The Chicago Tribune was on hand for Abraham Lincoln's dramatic selection — oh, were we there: to record the event, but also to cheerlead.

Pigs have experienced dramatic selection due to domestication, which has led to many different phenotypes when compared to their wild counterparts, especially in the last several decades.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — A few weeks ago, as Valery Gergiev and his Mariinsky Orchestra tested the acoustics of their new $700 million theater here, they played one of the most dramatic selections in the symphonic repertory: the rousing finale of Mahler's Fifth Symphony.

My answer is always an unambiguous "Yes!" A recently published paper illustrates a dramatic episode of selection that happened in China a mere 50 years ago, the effects of which continue to reverberate through Chinese society.

These traits do not lend themselves to such dramatic improvement through selection alone [ 23].

These tests are undoubtedly most sensitive to dramatic shifts in selection pressure, where many sites simultaneously experience an altered evolutionary rate.

This study revealed dramatic effects of selection along the genome with multiple instances of complete sweeps whereby alternative alleles were fixed within the high- and low-weight population [ 44].

The breed histories are very similar in that, during the past 50 years Angus and Holstein have experienced dramatic increases in selection pressure for beef and milk production, respectively and decreases in effective population size to approximately 100 individuals each [ 33].

For top dramatic pictures, the selections made by the HFPA's fewer than 100 voters were the historical drama "12 Years a Slave"; the Somali piracy thriller "Captain Phillips"; the 3-D space spectacle "Gravity"; "Philomena," about a mother's search for her son; and the car racing film "Rush".

New research shows that children of these women have a survival advantage--a dramatic example of natural selection at work in humans.