Sentence examples for selected from a collection of from inspiring English sources
In opportunistic proactive selection, the best relay R * is selected from a collection of M possible cooperative nodes prior to the source transmission.
The chorale, at any rate, was selected from a collection of Bach's last decade by editors, probably family members.
Next to that is our new brainchild, Cartoons at Random, which, with each click, shows you a cartoon randomly selected from a collection of more than two thousand, with more being added even as I write.
According to the sketchy press notes, the films were "selected from a collection of 300 one-reelers discovered in the attic of 'a very respectable family.' " About half of them have been preserved and restored by the Centre National de la Cinématographie, the government body in charge of France's cinematic patrimony.
The viewer is confronted with 108 different faces selected from a collection of several thousand which were captured over a three month period earlier this year.
The genes were selected from a collection of genes previously reported to be abnormally expressed in ICF [21].
The aim of the present study was to select from a collection of 493 marine-derived fungi the best producer of xylanase in order to evaluate the enzymatic production under different conditions.
You go to Snappy Gift's app, choose a price range and then select from a collection of gifts your recipient will choose from, like 'gadgets', 'cooking'outdoorsors'teensteens.' You can then designate a suggested gift from legit brands like DJI drones, Amazon mobile devices, GoPros, Prada clothing and Kate Spade purses.
To characterize the diversity of bvgA and bvgS, these genes were sequenced from a number of isolates selected from a collection described earlier [28].
A set of individually matched controls for this group of LC patients was selected from a prospective collection of blood samples taken from a normal population in the UK.
Controls for group 2 were selected from a prospective collection of blood samples taken from a larger sample set of a normal population in the Midlands of England.
