Sentence examples for second enigma from inspiring English sources
The second enigma is how, as a result of these sessions, Merrill came to produce a seventeen-thousand-line poem, an "occult splendor," to quote Harold Bloom, that has few analogues in literature.
Second, ENIGMA efficiently retrieved the correct number of modules from artificial datasets and actively avoids generating redundant modules, which greatly improves the interpretability of the results.
On 17 January 1940, the Poles found the first Enigma key to be solved in France, one for 28 October 1939.
Fifth, ENIGMA has started by analyzing those phenotypes that are easily measured in a standardized way.
Third, ENIGMA's clustering parameters are automatically optimized or can be set on relatively objective grounds.
Fourth, ENIGMA did not use the "mega-analysis" model adopted by the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium, where all phenotypic and genotype data are sent to a centralized site for analysis.
The first ENIGMA project demonstrated the feasibility of discovering statistically significant effects of "single letter" genomic differences in brain data worldwide, using imaging and genetic data collected using diverse protocols.
In 2001, my second novel, Enigma, was made into a much better film, with the screenplay written by Tom Stoppard.
Of these, his Elgar recordings include the Cello Concerto with Jacqueline du Pré, Sea Pictures with Janet Baker, and orchestral music including the First Symphony, Enigma Variations and many of the shorter works.
Allison suggests that, with the singer describing life as first an "enigma" and then a "mystery", the previous certainties of his faith have disappeared; true to the song title, Allison continues, "Only death will reveal ... whether his religious beliefs have been true or false".
