Sentence examples for enriching measures from inspiring English sources

Yet without stinting on the knockabout humor — at one point a plate of spaghetti is plopped atop Mr. Ferguson's head — Mr. Sullivan and his top-to-bottom terrific cast have brought enriching measures of warmth and style to this oft-undervalued play.

Charles Isherwood of the New York Times wrote that "Sullivan and his top-to-bottom terrific cast have brought enriching measures of warmth and style to this oft-undervalued play".

K-montmorillonite enriched measured δ18O values up to 0.86‰ at 5% water content, declining to 0.11‰ enrichment at 30% water.

These results were enriched with measures of pupil dilation, which are considered to be reliable measures of cognitive load.

One design improvements for HPR1000 is adoption of secondary Passive Residual Heat Removal System (PRS) to cope with station blackout accident together with loss of all feedwater, which can help to strengthen defense in depth capability and enrich DEC mitigation measures.

Most if not all will fail in this endeavor, but their lives and ours will be enriched beyond measure.

d, Two heat maps showing the clusters of the H3K4me3 enriched regions measured by ChIP-seq using bulk cells (right panel) and scChIC using 3,000 cells (left panel).

And this inter-species pair remind us that when we reach out to help others, it is we who are enriched beyond measure.

In particular, given the potentially large number of mature male parr contributing to reproduction and because of their small individual reproductive success, each additional progeny sampled increased the chance to detect the participation of a mature male parr and thus to enrich the measure of their contribution to Nb.

As the generals endured and enriched themselves, the measures were declared a failure.

Tom Malinowksi, a Burma expert and an advocate of sanctions who worked in the Clinton White House when the first round of sanctions were imposed, said, "They imposed sanctions not because they genuinely believed that they would work but because they wanted to do something". As the generals endured and enriched themselves, the measures were declared a failure.