Sentence examples for repertoire notes from inspiring English sources

Calvin Trillin, in "My Repertoire," notes that there are plenty of ancestral foods that children are happy to live without.

In interview, Norman cited the limited repertoire, noting that fans of the band were only interested in hearing hits like "Yakety Yak", "Charlie Brown" and "Poison Ivy"; "In 30 years we did maybe 10 songs".

At the same time, all social insects sequenced so far have complex chemical communication systems and moreover contain relatively large chemoreceptor repertoires (note that the damp-wood termite harbors a greatly expanded family of Irs instead of Ors and Grs [ Terrapon et al. 2014]).

Even though patients may undergo different symptoms and changes within their sexual repertoire, Dr. Carter noted that understanding what happens to their bodies before and after cancer is equally as important.

However, some differences from the normal repertoire were noted.

While relatively few distinctions in the gut microbiome were observed across all cohorts through the first 3 years of life, pronounced differences in the gut microbiome and functional gene repertoires were noted among geographic locations.

These apes assemble a repertoire of call notes into elaborate songs, which function to repel conspecific intruders, advertise pair bonds, and attract mates.

Predator-induced songs were identical to normal songs in the call note repertoire, but we found consistent differences in how the notes were assembled into songs.

The gestures of 'ape language' subjects were often used in ways that were unambiguously intentional, and no clear limit on repertoire size was noted.

Through his partnership with Eliot Fisk he has also made a major and lasting contribution to the guitar repertoire with pieces like Notes on a Southern Sky and the aforementioned Mountain Songs.

Previous studies have identified some T2R gene repertoires, and marked variation in repertoire size has been noted among species.