Sentence examples for normal repertoire from inspiring English sources

"Although rhythmic concerts normally are outside our normal repertoire, we believe that an artist like Alicia Keys has a quality and a caliber that fits perfectly in our classical surroundings," Michael Christiansen, the theater manager, told The Associated Press yesterday.

We now see Stravinsky and Debussy and Ravel and Bartok as part of the normal repertoire.

If you've exhausted your normal repertoire of mash/gravy or pasta ragu then try this Italian-inspired tray bake.

The momentum was suddenly with them and, with 16 minutes remaining, a lineout drive borrowed from Exeter's normal repertoire, finished by Taylor, edged them ahead.

The meals were a bit more spicy and herby than those developed by Hello Fresh and the lamb ragu in particular will become part of my normal repertoire.

In addition to my normal repertoire, their presence had triggered a whole farmyard full of pig noises that I was trying desperately to stifle.

While analyzing how wild orcas near Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada, used sound when socializing, behavioral biologist Brigitte Weiß of the University of Vienna discovered a set of calls that were not a part of their normal repertoires.

Given a presumptively strong interest in risk avoidance and means of risk reduction that are within the competence of the target group, the advance of knowledge may almost be enough in itself to yield substantial health gains – needing only to be supplemented by routine mass communications and the normal repertoires of social interaction.

The coexistence of near-normal repertoires of the regulatory miRNAs and their cognate targets is of great value to further studies of both mRNA and miRNA pathways, although further experiments are required to elucidate whether this coexistence is fortuitous or whether it mirrors the regulatory mechanisms governing the mRNA and miRNA profiles in normal breast epithelium.

We show here, that the normal immune repertoire of Lewis rats harbors AQP-4-specific T cells, just as the murine immune repertoire does [ 12, 24], that AQP-4-specific T cells have encephalitogenic potential, and that they are able to cooperate with anti-AQP-4 antibodies to produce astrocyte-destructive lesions.

The additional steady state is a robust feature that coexists with the normal dynamical repertoire of the Wilson Cowan model with a sigmoid.