Sentence examples similar to led settings from inspiring English sources

His responsibilities as a writer and lecturer have allowed him to travel frequently and led to settings for his novels in regions outside of Peru.

This changed in 1902, when Linotype lead-setting machines were brought in to set type mechanically.

If these magnified settings led Ms. Graham to project differently from what she does when she performs with a pianist, she made the transition beautifully and convincingly.

Mr. Núñez also led two sacred settings, his own "O Sacrum Convivium" and Eleanor Daley's "In Remembrance," as well as Fauré's exquisite "Cantique de Jean Racine and Karl Jenkinss's modishly folksy "Kayama".

The manuals led me to settings that had somehow gone awry.

The analysis of the signal dynamics given by segmented samples in flow led to optimal settings of flow rate and sample volume for maximal throughput.

However, the necessity of sufficient analgesia in this model and the fact that fentanyl is one of the most used opioids in clinical ICU settings led us to use fentanyl in all our animals to exclude any confounding effect between groups.

It is important on such step to describe: model assumptions, model description (e.g. rule-based models list the rules produced in addition to their accuracy and coverage), and results assessment (e.g. why a certain modeling technique and certain parameter settings led to good or bad results).

Over the past decade, reports of increases in unprotected anal intercourse among men who have sex with men (MSM) in multiple settings led to concern for subsequently rising rates of HIV and STDs which have been widely observed[1].

These settings led to a significantly lower ΔP, a better oxygenation, and lower MPAP and MAP in the FOT group.

34 36 In turn, the population influx into urban settings led to overcrowding, housing shortages and a deteriorating living environment.