Sentence examples for multiple attractions from inspiring English sources

On this Saturday, so many of us across Europe will be going out, socialising in and enjoying the multiple attractions of multicultural cities, just as those horribly murdered citizens of Paris did last night.

While South Beach, in Miami Beach, is indeed a haven for narcissists of all stripes and colors ("Beauty Reigns Supreme in a Florida Enclave," front page, May 28), and the people-watching is certainly supreme, it boasts multiple attractions for regular folks as well.

Toy Story and its sequels have inspired multiple attractions at the theme parks of Walt Disney World and Disneyland: Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin at the Magic Kingdom casts theme park guests as cadets in Buzz's Space Ranger Corps.

He added that "it is probably no surprise that the casting of Elizabeth Taylor as the voice for baby Maggie Simpson's first word was a publicity stunt No mind, the episode in question delivered well-rounded view of series' multiple attractions".

The highlighted genera in Figure 7, and loosely connected assemblages in Figure 8 (e.g., Spirochaetes, Thermoplasma, and the two main Firmicute divisions) again hint at multiple attractions, but cannot confirm specific identities.

Through the perspective of tourism, a city as a tourist destination usually consists of multiple tourist attractions such as natural or cultural scenic spots.

With a huge search space and a funnel-like energy landscape composed of multiple local attraction basins, protein structure prediction falls in the range of problems on which population-based sampling methods typically perform well.

It can also break up a longer post about multiple destinations or attractions into smaller pieces, and each of these bite-sized travel experiences can be then associated with the correct geo-location.

It was first rooted in the field of ecology related to the discovery of multiple basins of attraction in ecosystems in the 1960 1970s, and it later inspired social and environmental scientists to challenge the dominant stable equilibrium view (Folke 2006).

This work shows that the coupling of an exploitative with an omnivorous food web can generate unstable dynamics as well as multiple basins of attraction as a result of slight parameter and initial population variation.

Hallmarks of state shifts are e.g. alternative basins of attraction, multiple stable states, hysteresis and fold catastrophe, all of which require the underlying dynamics to be nonlinear in origin [53].