Sentence examples for posed quality from inspiring English sources

Joseph J. Ellis, whose 1997 biography of Thomas Jefferson, "American Sphinx," won the National Book Award, said: "The lack of realistic images means that all we see are paintings and iconographic renderings that all have a celebratory, patriotic, posed quality.

Since many experiments require large number of cells, sorting runs may take long times posing quality issues to sorted cells.

Query processing, however, poses Quality of Service challenges such as query waiting time and validity (age) of the data.

Similarly, an interactions-based accuracy classification method [44] has been shown to provide a superior assessment of docking pose quality compared to simple RMS deviations from crystal structure poses.

11 15 16 The threat posed to quality of research is arguably minimal.

It simply was not designed with the explicit intent of addressing the inherently expansive set of questions posed by quality of life considerations.

Mr. Bonello and Ms. Deshaies scrutinized many paintings, including lesser-known ones, not with an eye to recreating tableaux vivants but in search of telling details: attire, poses, the quality of light.

Cognate docking has been used as a test for pose prediction quality in docking engines for decades.

Results from the listening test show that solo and accompaniment tracks pose different quality requirements and should be optimized differently.

A possible explanation for such a large variation might be that different musical instruments pose different quality requirements for the solo signal.

Yet to date the increasing degradation of riparian vegetation is a major concern due to the inherent risk it poses to quality and quantity of drinkable water.