Sentence examples for freely select from inspiring English sources
GAZA — From far away, this is how it looks: There is a country out there where tens of millions of white Christians, voting freely, select as their leader a black man of modest origin, the son of a Muslim.
It seems players will be able to freely select events set all over the globe, but it does't look as though events themselves will have open-world elements, unlike Ubisoft's promising next-gen racer, The Crew.
But there's an awful lot of truth in the second: there was a time when being a member of the Conservative party was an active democratic pursuit – we could freely select parliamentary candidates, propose motions for conference and even participate in debates from the floor.
Firstly, to speed up the processing and to freely select the interesting area, the human-computer interaction vehicle area detection was put forward.
Elective Courses are generally any courses in other faculties which pre-service teachers can freely select depending on their own interests.
This research aims at designing an environment that allows the visitor to freely select any interested exhibit and instantly share his/her note or remark about the exhibit with others through the Internet.
Yet "War Scenes," Mr. Rorem's cycle on texts freely selected from Walt Whitman's diary of the Civil War, comes from that decade, and in retrospect, especially in the context of the program at the 92nd Street Y, the music seemed pungent, lean, spiky and utterly contemporary.
Still, Woodshed's Web site describes its mission, in part, as creating "a genuine sense of wonder" by providing theatrical playgrounds through which audiences can wander freely, selecting their own experiences as they move from scene to scene, something a black box cannot offer.
This enables one to design fuzzy controllers by freely selecting decay rates according to different practical conditions.
It is usually allocated inside the orthogonal table and is a factor that can be freely selected by the designer.
The noise factor is a factor that causes the system to deviate from the ideal function and cannot be freely selected by the designer.
