Sentence examples for seminal set from inspiring English sources
One seminal set of studies of London bus drivers and conductors showed that the sedentary bus drivers had higher rates of heart disease than the ticket takers, who moved around during the workday.
Fenollosa's own obsession with Japan had been inspired by Edward Sylvester Morse, a principal Western figure at Tokyo Imperial University, who in 1881 delivered a seminal set of lectures in Boston on Japanese folkways.
In 1997, BBC Two broadcast from Glastonbury for the first time capturing Radiohead playing their seminal set on the Pyramid Stage.
The miniseries will look at the showman's three-decade run (1962-92) on the "Tonight Show". And while Carson was known for his privacy, the telepic will attempt to offer a peek at what his life outside the seminal set was like, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Alfredo's seminal sets at Amnesia reflected the cosmopolitan crowd; mixing Beethoven and Kate Bush with The Pink Panther theme and The Cure, or house records emerging from the US.
In 1974 Lawson and Hanson produced a seminal active set strategy to solve least-squares problems with non-negativity constraints that remains popular today.
It's a seminal thriller, set between the year of Waterloo and the failed revolution of 1832, and the incident-packed narrative is interrupted by essays on history, architecture, Parisian sewers, religion.
To see Sara Mearns, Tiler Peck, Ashley Bouder (fresh off baby), Megan Fairchild, Amar Ramasar and Jared Angle so brilliantly inhabit this seminal work set to Chopin piano music is as Tiler Peck puts it " a gift to dance" and for us, to watch.
Monti et al., in their seminal paper, set H = 500 and p = 80%, without any experimental or theoretical justification.
This seminal finding set the stage to generate disease-specific human iPSC from patients' somatic cells (Park et al, 2008; Yu et al, 2007).
