Sentence examples for most effective set from inspiring English sources
One of the most effective set pieces, to A Day in the Life, might be interpreted as being about John Lennon's relationship with his mother, its climactic piano chord signifying the devastating finality of death.
Our objective is to assign the most effective set of employees to each project activity.
Furthermore, presence of more than 15 synchronous colorectal adenomas or CRC diagnosed before the age of 50 years was the most effective set of criteria for the identification of biallelic MYH mutation carriers.
In developing the ERM-LAMP assay, several primer sets were appraised, with the most effective set presented here.
Their goal is to determine the most effective set of methodologies, which will then be applied to the remaining 99%.
Three different sets of siRNA were tested and the most effective set knocking down BLT2 was used for our experiments.
It adds an additional layer of poignancy to the gumbo shuffle of Dark Angel and its "we've all got to die some day" refrain, although Seagal saves his most effective set-piece – a wham-bam cover of Hoochie Coochie Man – for the encore.
Although Rosenwinkel has an affinity for grandeur (earlier albums have found him in league with large ensembles and cushioned by elaborate production effects), he's appearing at the Village Vanguard with a spiky quartet, perhaps the most effective setting for his dexterous improvising.
A combination of "local" vertical field and horizontal "long range" field has been found to be the most effective set-up for ion extraction, beam focusing and minimization and equalization of thermo-mechanical loads and minimal number of electrons exiting the accelerator.
The Giants' coaching staff reached the conclusion in its draft meetings that the most effective offensive set last season included two wide receivers, tailback Tiki Barber and two tight ends -- Jeremy Shockey and Dan Campbell.
In his estimation the most effective action set piece of recent years is from the 2003 Korean film "Oldboy": a tracking shot down a long corridor that unfolds without a single cut.
