Sentence examples for provide a cross section from inspiring English sources
In fact, a group of new solo releases provide a cross section of French-style singing: an album of songs, "Nuits d'Étoiles" ("Nights of Stars"), from the French soprano Véronique Gens on Virgin; a similar disc, "Night Songs," from the American soprano Renée Fleming on Decca; and a new Mozart album from the French soprano Natalie Dessay, also on Virgin.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average generally is comprised of 30 of the most influential companies which properly provide a cross section of America's industries.
In addition, "top" views of favorably oriented particles, so as to provide a cross section of the barrel (Figure 5I and its inset), also showed the characteristic seven-star structural pattern reported for isolated proteasome complex [25].
These stakeholders provided a cross section of various groups who utilise natural resources and are influenced by mesquite.
In Fig. 5(d), we also provided a cross section of the 3D PAM image to demonstrate the inner structure of eye.
On Dec. 11, at Webster Hall, the two bands provide a cross-section of the city's living strata.
Here, singers as distinguished as Elisabeth Schumann, Giovanni Martinelli and Aksel Schiotz provide a cross-section of songs, from the most sentimental to the quietly mysterious.
Sadie Coles, W1, Thu to 4 Oct SS Second Sight mixes donations of photographs from the David Kronn Collection with photographs already housed in the IMMA's permanent collection to provide a cross-section of recent worldwide photo-art.
All the projects were interesting – I haven't mentioned the alternative to money proposed by Traeder, or the mobile voting platform made by Iterative, both of whom won prizes – and the selection above is simply picked to provide a cross-section.
These papers provide a cross-section of current research profiles of this sector.
The goal of this report is to identify the design characteristics of commercially available simulators for endovascular procedures and to provide a cross-section comparison across all devices to aid in the simulator selection process.
