Sentence examples for more traditional selection from inspiring English sources

This season's third play is a more traditional selection, "Much Ado About Nothing".

Preceding it will be the more traditional selection of "Taming of the Shrew" (July 8-Sept. 3).

Rather, the virtual ratio is a good complement to many of the more traditional selection criteria for stock pickers.

Finally, our approach could be combined with other, more traditional, selection schemes that allow for pre-selection of structural-switching aptamers from much larger libraries (∼1014 16), or even extended to the selection of other oligonucleotide-based signaling molecules, such as allosteric deoxyribozymes.

This novel application is termed "double feature analysis" as it enables simultaneous selection between features and dimensions in an unsupervised learning context, and therefore differs from more traditional feature selection, which selects within only one variable.

After completing the interview stage I felt that the selection process was not rigorous enough to reach the requisite standard of more traditional astronaut selection programmes.

These examples show the nature of the interaction between cultural evolutionary thinking and more traditional natural selection thinking.

John Coffee, a professor at Columbia University Law School, said, "This is a far more modest fee than would have resulted if the court had simply followed more traditional methods of selection of plaintiff's counsel like assigning the case to the first attorney's who had filed it".

One can thus assume that genomic selection could change genetic correlations between traits more markedly than traditional selection, modifying the long-term efficiency of the breeding scheme.

Availability of marker genotypes for many thousands of loci across the whole genome allows GS to predict genetic value more precisely than traditional selection methods [ 8].

After the digital wizardry of the ground floor, there is a more traditional display above: a selection of some of Lagerfeld's most beautiful black and gold evening dresses, and a fine jewellery collection of diamonds, designed by Coco in 1932 but displayed here for the first time.