Sentence examples for extensive repertoires from inspiring English sources
The extensive repertoires of parasite membrane surface and secreted proteins can be viewed as incubators harboring diversity and mutability that facilitate genetic selection and evolution.
The jongleurs, professional minstrels, traveled and performed their extensive repertoires, which ranged from epics to the lives of saints (the lengthy romances were not designed for memorization), sometimes using mime and musical accompaniment.
To overcome the intrinsic stability of the diverse glycosidic bonds in XyGs, bacteria and fungi have evolved extensive repertoires of xyloglucan-active enzymes from manifold families, whose exquisitely adapted tertiary structures are recently coming to light.
The scale of the Soviet theatre was gigantic: companies played in more than 50 languages; there were vast numbers of theatres, many with huge and superbly equipped stages; companies of 100 actors or more were not unusual, and they maintained extensive repertoires.
Most human competencies, though voluntarily performed, rely upon extensive repertoires of secondarily automatic actions.
The subfamily retains extensive repertoires of gene copies that descend from an ancestral gene duplication that appears to have occurred prior to the diversification of all lemuriform primates excluding the basal genus Daubentonia (the aye-aye).
However, some peoples and languages are known for their extensive repertoire of oral traditional narratives.
Two-time Grammy nominee and recent inductee to the Songwriter's Hall of Fame performs songs from her extensive repertoire.
His extensive repertoire included leading roles, frequently as Margot Fonteyn's partner, in both classical and contemporary ballets.
Preobrajenska's extensive repertoire included leading roles in Coppélia, La Fille mal gardée, Esmeralda, The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, and Les Sylphides.
The orchestra is a self-governing organization noted for its extensive repertoire, its many international tours, and its voluminous recordings.
