Sentence examples for engaging selection from inspiring English sources

It's a diverse, engaging selection, but the dearth of women artists (three and a half out of twenty-three, thalfalf being part of a collaborative team) makes the show feel dated — or worse, negligent.

This engaging selection is both a taster of next year's major Riley retrospective at Tate Britain, and a journey through the development of her style since 1963.

A concert by the Austria-based Stadler Quartet in the Slovak Philharmonic's Small Hall brought an engaging selection of post-World War II quartet music in which pieces by the Slovak composers Jozef Malovec and Jana Kmitova were joined with works by Luciano Berio, Luca Francesconi and Gyorgy Kurtag.

News aggregator Digg may no longer be the internet force it once was, but it still offers an interesting and engaging selection of curated news articles and videos across a number of categories, from science and technology to viral Internet memes.

Around that is an LED that lights up when you engage selection.

In this paper an introductory road map for employing systematic materials selection methods in the field by engaging the selection process with mechanical properties and only one of the space environmental factors is presented.

The data showed that after implementation of performance-based contracting, the proportion most severe patients increased in the control group whereas in the intervention group this proportion decreased, providing a clear indication that providers engaged in selection.

We then share a few principles and lessons learned in developing and implementing the primary care based intervention trial, focusing on study setting selection, engaging providers who will be delivering the intervention and the target population who will be receiving it in designing the trial and interventions to be tested, and the need to carefully plan recruitment and retention procedures.

A recent study in another area of medicine has attempted to avoid investigator bias in patient selection by engaging a third party to manage patient selection and recruitment [ 11].

Comparing column 1 and column 2, we observe higher coefficients in absolute values for the first column which supports the hypothesis that households are engaging in sex-selection when they have their last child.

He argued that the failure to include European artists like Matisse, Max Ernst, Dubuffet and Giacometti in the part of the exhibition that focuses on the last 50 years of 20th-century art suggests that "the Americans who chose the selections are engaging in cultural politics".