Sentence examples for exhaustive selection from inspiring English sources

This exhibition tells the story of Stieglitz's career as a gallery owner, magazine editor, and patron via an exhaustive selection of these works.

Alongside cult classic films, there's an exhaustive selection of B-movies, bizarre comics from Kent Williams and Charles Burns, and rare editions such as Milton Caniff's Terry and the Pirates and works by David Mazzucchelli.

Indeed, meet him at his Milwaukee office and the man Mr Immelt most closely resembles is Bill Clinton: casual, clever, intimate and physically imposing in a slightly podgy sort of way.After such an exhaustive selection process, it is safe to assume that Mr Immelt is a talented leader.

Painted a deep red appropriate to its name, Beer Revolution (464 Third Street; 510-452-2337; beer-revolution.com), which opened earlier this year, is the latest in a growing number of tasting bars in northern California and Oregon that combine a hyperactive tap list with an exhaustive selection of bottled craft beers that patrons can sample in-house or take away.

And some sites, like Jewelbasket.com, have such an exhaustive selection — money clips, diamond rings, lapis shirt studs, 14-karat gold blazer buttons and belt buckles — that it feels a bit like a wholesale market for the trade (though Tony Soprano would be in heaven).

Expect knowledgeable, unpretentious service and an exhaustive selection of jeans, with upwards of 30 denim brands at any given time.

Here is a small, non-exhaustive selection of bloggers, located all around the world who, in my opinion, are contributing to boosting this fashion.

where (Omega _{mathrm {exhaustive(i)}}^{1}) represents the i-th relay pair selected at the 1st stage of the exhaustive relay selection method.

Two inversion methods were used — a traditional inversion technique using a modified simplex method, and a neural network method in combination with an exhaustive variable selection technique.

However, the optimal scheduling strategy (exhaustive user selection) is computationally prohibitive when the total number of users is large.

However, the optimalscheduling strategy based on exhaustive user selection is computationallyprohibitive when the total number of users is large.