Sentence examples for same assemblage from inspiring English sources

The second idea is an attempt to take the same assemblage techniques and fantasies Herndon and Dryhurst use in software like Ableton, but to think of them as events that can be "staged in the world".

The FLK Level 22 site yielded the tooth-marked OH 35 tibia and fibula, probably of H. habilis [69], from the same assemblage as the holotype of A. boisei.

The FLK NN Level 3 site yielded the tooth-marked Olduvai Hominid (OH) 8 foot, a paratype of H. habilis found in the same assemblage as the species holotype.

On the other hand, Hatori (1975) and Aida (1981) interpreted the same assemblages as evidence of the AD 1498 Meio earthquake (M 8.2 8.4) (Fig. 1).

This study compared intertidal assemblages, at each of three different heights among seawalls and nearby horizontal and vertical rocky shores to specifically test the model that seawalls support the same assemblages of animals and plants as are found on natural rocky reefs.

The experimental assemblages were produced from raw materials collected at Olduvai Gorge, an archaeological sequence that has been a source for studies of early human technology for several decades, and where re-analyses of the same assemblages have usually offered different interpretations.

Thus, the two variables (pressure and temperature) can be changed independently, and the same phase assemblage continues to exist.

Because "Free State of Jones" is the product of rich historical research, there's a strong temptation to think of the action less as a matter of drama than of narration — to delve into the movie's details as a series of astonishing and resonant events and to tell them with the same precise assemblage that Ross lends them.

We then attempted to find reaction relations that hold the conservation of pseudoternary components SiO2 AF FM for the same mineral assemblage.

In this paper we deal with the kinematic and chronological relationships among low angle normal faults and high angle strike- to oblique-slip faults in an exhumed mineralized area, where shear veins and minor associated structures filled with the same mineral assemblage has been interpreted as indicators of coeval fault activities.

For both latitude and depth, the two taxonomic distinctness measures showed patterns that differed from more traditional diversity measures, specifically species richness and evenness, for the same fish assemblage.