Sentence examples for selections one from inspiring English sources

In genetic selections one usually gets what you select for, thus we had anticipated that the variants we obtained would show an improved ability to refold Im7.

Her book suffers visually from trying to cram too many drawings on a page, and she made her selections, one suspects, with an eye more toward comprehensiveness than strict laugh value.

There he found a Renaissance music manuscript that he traced to a Bolognese convent — surprising, given the raunchy lyrics of its secular selections: "One day Guillot was with Barbeau and showed her his devilish great thingummy.

Professor Siegel, author of "Stocks for the Long Run" (Third Edition, McGraw-Hill, 2002), said long-term investors should not alter their asset allocations or specific stock selections one bit.

Other selections one recent evening included roasted whole branzino, a Mediterranean fish, with brussels sprouts, and a mixed grill of lamb chop, quail and Italian sausage served with onion pudding and beet tapenade.

He read two selections: one about Freud and Jung visiting Coney Island and taking a ride through the tunnel of love, and the other about Harry Houdini learning to fly a plane.

In the lack of established theoretical guidelines for model selection, one usually relies on empirical data-driven model selection criteria that proved effective [29].

To facilitate selection, one can first select the TF family.

Here are just a selection: One for secondary-school aged children on the Global Truce 2012 and background to Peace One Day's education work.

For household selection, one street block was randomly selected within each of the 40 census tracts, followed by the random selection of one street corner in this block.

Without that process of selection, one is left to find the news on a Borgesian online map that is as big as the world itself".