Sentence examples for ensemble in one from inspiring English sources

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To address this runtime issue, it is necessary to perform the similarity calculation on the complete conformational ensemble in one step in a feasible manner.

She said that by the end of the tour, the gap between the income from ticket sales and the cost of bringing the musicians to the UK was so wide that it would probably have been cheaper to fly the audience over to New York to hear the ensemble in one of their local venues.

He demonstrated some of those notions at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on Wednesday evening, leading his six-voice ensemble in one of its signature pieces, Machaut's "Notre Dame Mass," in the center's free Movado Hour series.

JUILLIARD ORCHESTRA Dennis Russell Davies conducts the conservatory's leading ensemble in one of its more notable concerts of the year: the U.S. première of Schnittke's Symphony No. 9, completed by Alexander Raskatov.

Dancers collaborate with Le Concert Impromptu, a wind ensemble, in selections from the repertory of one of modern dance's most emotionally explosive and socially committed choreographers.

ADMET Modeler combines outputs from the constituent networks in an ensemble model in one of two ways: one is to tally positive "votes" based on each individual network's own threshold (see above), whereas the other is to compare the averaged output to an ensemble threshold that maximizes J for the average.

It also made a battered listener wonder whether the next assault, "Louder," by the Norwegian ensemble Verdensteatret in one of the studios, could possibly live up to its name.

That's the question the Buffy ensemble asked in one of the finest episodes of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," the musical episode, a highlight of the much-disputed Season 6 -- or at least, much-disputed by the type of person who knows lyrics from an episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," which season they're from, and who sang them.

On Sunday at Symphony Space, in addition to his stage crew duties, Mr. Bergeret conducted his ensemble in the one-act "Trial by Jury," the second collaboration between the librettist W. S. Gilbert and the composer Arthur Sullivan but their first hit, and the first true "Gilbert and Sullivan" opera.

They must play like a small ensemble in a larger one.