Sentence examples for set vocabulary from inspiring English sources
When we make contemporary dance choreography we are not working from any set vocabulary of language that already exists; we are searching for a new physical language that is specific to what we are trying to say, which is specific to every moment of every piece of work we make.
That is, we use energy-k-means for vocabulary selection and set vocabulary size of 10.
Accordingly, we (as creatures each equipped with a set of emotional antennae) are trained to consider -- through instinctive, psychological pattern recognition -- a set vocabulary of corresponding emotions.
"I always loved modern dance because there's no set vocabulary," he said.
Afterwards, it's possible to craft a catchphrase for your beast, using a set vocabulary of suitably heroic and self-confident words, which is then vocalised in the game whenever you attack something.
The dancers, with little apparent set vocabulary, eventually floundered in their fierceness and, ultimately, despite its strange, initial beauty, being inside this "Wilderness" was like being trapped in a cage.
Rejecting set vocabularies and abstract trappings, he uses dance and the craft of making dances as a means of investigating the passage of time and the complex welter of thoughts and emotions we experience within it.
Being able to share these lists directly through SLIMS can be useful in labs spread over several rooms, buildings or disciplines because it imposes structured veins of communication with set vocabularies.
"It was like, 'What about the ruling of 920S?' " He enjoyed mastering the technicalities of the I.R.S. bureaucracy — its lore, mind-set, vocabulary.
Write down the Setting: Write down the Setting: Vocabulary: As you read, you will come to many words that you don't know.
The MAWL established in this study may serve as a guide for instructors in curriculum preparation, especially in designing course-books of medical academic vocabulary, and for medical English learners in setting their vocabulary learning goals of reasonable size during a particular phase of English language learning.
