Sentence examples for expressive number from inspiring English sources
Parameters such as tolerance, scale and agility utilized in data sampling for use in Precision Agriculture required an expressive number of researches and development of techniques and instruments for automation.
This institution also has an expressive number of GP-based works.
Open IE approach targets larger corpora such as the World Wide Web, that contains an expressive number of relations that may not be previously recognized and explored.
This expressive number is mainly due to the organization, in the last three years, of an event in the area: the Brazilian Workshop on Search Based Software Engineering WESBB).
During the one-year study in Jaboticatubas, we captured an expressive number of Lutzomyia phlebotomine sand flies, belonging to sixteen different species.
An expressive number of children was living in poor sanitation conditions: 45.50 % of them lived in houses with latrines or no toilets, 45.80 % were living in environments with direct contact with open sewage and 45.30 % lived in houses subjected to flooding on rainy days (Table 1).
Regrettably, some of their better, more expressive numbers go to secondary characters, like Young Leona's suitor in the final major musical moment of the first act, a structural point at which one would expect to hear the two women's voices.
He began work on the recitative sections, but before he could start setting the more expressive numbers, the duke had a change of heart and cancelled Monteverdi's commission.
The distinctive timbres of the two women blended beautifully in the duos, with the difficult ensemble numbers expressive and polished throughout.
In Merleau-Ponty's repeated metaphor, every painter starts the history of painting afresh (1960, 309 311) because the same visible world calls for an infinite number of expressive variations, each singular in its determinate coherence.
Like them, the opera contains a large number of expressive dances, extensive use of the chorus and accompanied recitative.
