Sentence examples for selection concentrates from inspiring English sources

This selection concentrates on watercolors from the 80's and calls attention to her effective blending of traditions in work that features crisply striped, twisting forms sailing over a cosmic world characterized by soft, almost ephemeral color swirls.

The selection concentrates on soulful arias rather than heroic ones, which makes the ringing bravura outbursts of Alfredo's De' Miei Bollenti Spiriti from La Traviata and the Duke's La Donna e Mobile from Rigoletto the more welcome in contrast.

The British Museum exhibition Manga now, which opened on Thursday, focuses on three makers, and while the majority of manga have texts, this selection concentrates on images alone – perhaps this is wise given that few visitors will read Japanese, and the texts are laden with jargon and in-phrases.

The selection concentrates on two suites of prints commissioned from the artist by Albert Skira, a Swiss publisher, to illustrate special-edition handmade loose-leaf booklets of poems: one set of the works by the 19th-century French Symbolist poet Stéphane Mallarmé; the other by the 16th-century, French Renaissance poet Pierre de Ronsard.

The high frequency of recombination found in the TonB receptor genes highlights how selection concentrates successful recombination events in the regions where they are more needed (in the case of TonB receptors to provide extra transport capabilities).

For instance, in case of the protein structure initiative (PSI), target selection concentrates on representatives from large, structurally uncharacterized protein domain families, and from structurally uncharacterized subfamilies in very large and diverse families with incomplete structural coverage (Dessailly et al., 2009).

Most studies on signal evolution through sexual selection concentrate on the first function: mate attraction.

For both the 13- and 30-band subsamples, band selection concentrated on diagnostic features in the visible and VNIR (0.45 to 1.0 μ m) and the SWIR (2.1 to 2.35 μ m).

With 13 to 15 wines by the glass, you don't get a comprehensive view of the Spanish wine scene, but the selection, which concentrates on less-known Spanish wines, changes frequently.

Whereas complexity and interpretability are very important factors in classifier selection, we concentrate on the maximization of generalization ability as the first step towards a more general handling of classifier selection.

Our music selection will concentrate on CD's as these are the most popular and take up the least amount of floor space.