Sentence examples for from a compendium of from inspiring English sources
One-third of the formula that will eventually determine the matchup for college football's national championship game comes from a compendium of six computerized ranking systems that deal in mathematical minutiae.
On the debit side we have a script, by Arash Amel, that hustles cardboard characters from one crisis to the next, pausing only to leak lines that might have been clipped from a compendium of spy movie clichés.
We have a few quotations from a compendium of jokes of the first emperor Augustus (not all brilliant: "When a man was nervously giving him a petition and kept putting his hand out, then drawing it back, the emperor quipped, 'Hey, do you think you're giving a penny to an elephant?'").
This study introduces BEEM as a powerful tool for decoding regulatory programs from a compendium of gene expression profiles.
Within this framework, modules are extracted based on relevant gene sets from a compendium of microarray data.
In order to differentiate the mediators of innate immunity from downstream effectors, we first inferred coexpression networks from a compendium of high-throughput datasets examining macrophage response (as described in Methods).
"The Romance of Bridge" by Raman Jayaram from India (who died in November) and Ghassan Ghanem from Jordan is a compendium of deals from around the world.
Take last week's farrago of a statement from the chancellor, a compendium of non-sequiturs and dodgy data.
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"Do not waver in it".He was bookish from boyhood, with a compendium of literature in his head; won a scholarship to Queen's Belfast, did a lectureship at Berkeley, held professorships at Harvard and Oxford.
Videos of his first rockets from 2015 are a compendium of failure, featuring more rockets sliding along the ground than flying through the air.
