Sentence examples for made ensemble from inspiring English sources

When observers made ensemble orientation judgments, the orientation of a crowded Gabor patch was nevertheless precisely pooled into the perceived ensemble orientation (Parkes et al., 2001).

But at the same time that Glover wants to restore tap to purity he also wants to broaden it, by making ensemble numbers.

Soloists keep notoriously busy schedules that allow for little preparation, and the repertory makes ensemble demands that are not easily fudged in the concert hall.

The deal includes a long-term co-production and international distribution partnership that it says will make Ensemble a "leading independent event television production company".

To make ensemble trajectories NVT ensemble was used.

By 1992, supercomputers had become sufficiently powerful to make ensemble forecasting a practical part of the daily operations at the U.S. and European weather centers [ 15]. Figure 4 shows representative ensemble forecasts of geopotential height contours at 500 hPa (about half of the mean surface pressure).

And the stages are relatively confined, making ensembles a rare commodity.

We began by cutting our teeth in the abandoned factories of the Midlands, making ensemble-driven, site-responsive work for anyone who would listen.

The set pieces are eloquent and graceful, and Rossini's special way of making ensembles tell stories is very much at work.

This ability to extract an ensemble or average from a set of objects provides a benefit to the observer, since crowding may help by making ensembles easier to compute.

That cauliflower dish was wonderfully tangy, and the melted blue cheese made the ensemble almost gamey.