Sentence examples for ensemble explains from inspiring English sources

Ti Moune saves his life and nurses him back to health -- spends days and nights in his bed, "healing him," as the ensemble explains with a lascivious wink, a nice touch from the director, Thomas Kail.

"After years of wrestling with the problem," Mr. Potter, a former member of the acclaimed Hilliard Ensemble, explains on ECM's Web site (ecmrecords.com), "I feel that literal translations are at best misleading, and at worst restrict the creative listening process by appearing to channel listeners' attention into meanings that are no longer there".

We found that a change in relative population of the two species within the intermediate ensemble explains these properties well, suggesting that fractional Φ-values and Hammond-type behaviors exhibited by folding intermediates and transition states may arise more often from conformational heterogeneity than from a single partial structure.

This dual nature of motifs – they are local objects but their significance is assessed against a globally randomized network ensemble – explains the qualitative differences in their behaviour under different sampling regimes.

Non-Gaussian effects in the ml noise stimulus ensemble are smaller than in the song ensemble, which explains the smaller differences between GLM and NRC STRFs for this stimulus class.

"I just love movies that are ensemble movies," explains Birbiglia over lunch in Soho, New York.

On Sunday, Kenneth Murphy, the director of Kadé (Kids African Drum and Dance Ensemble) will take the stage with the ensemble to explain and, he hopes, to pass on the West African drumming tradition.

The physiological differences between these two ensembles are explained in the discussion section.

These approaches include analytical, numerical, and semi-analytical methods, each of which explains the ensemble and/or volume average permeability of heterogeneous reservoirs from transient tests.

Novel incremental ensemble learners are explained along with one of the largest ensemble learning (in effort estimation) experiments yet attempted.

Those qualifications also apply increasingly to members of contemporary-classical ensembles, and that partly explains the success of the Pit Stop Players, a new-music group made up of performers who work in theater bands.