Sentence examples for shuffle that could from inspiring English sources

"I don't even know who I like less, you or me," she sings in "Mysteries," a fast, paranoid shuffle that could belong to the White Stripes.

The problem was that with the sheer amount of people on stage, Meek got lost in the shuffle and a moment that could have been solely his morphed into a giant distraction.

Some of these changes were made possible through shuffling — changing those orders that could be changed at the last minute and moving cans and boxes of nonreturnable food around.

Long ago, he was a rock star, of the goth persuasion, and he still looks the part: red lipstick, aimless shuffle, and a hair style that could be mistaken for an exploding crow.

"Flume" works around a shuffling acoustic-guitar chord sequence that could show up in almost any genre of American music.

The White House regarded them as "building blocks" that could be shuffled into various combinations, giving the U.S. negotiating position great flexibility.

The seven chapters amount to a deck of cards that could be shuffled in any order without gaining or losing effect, and that means an author and editor have not adequately wrestled with this book as a book rather than a kind of anthology.

Plasmid shuffling revealed that viability could be fully maintained in this strain at both permissive and elevated temperatures by expressing the murine isoform of PKA (Figure 2) as previously demonstrated [14].

This raises the possibility that shuffled duplicates could be pseudogenes (Wicker et al. 2011; Yang et al. 2011).

This study performed for a set of 16 non-interacting protein pairs (Supplementary Table S1) further showed that shuffling algorithms could be adopted to improve signal-to-noise ratio and reduce these false positives (FPs).

The shuffle phase could also be used as a temporary processing or filtering step for intermediate results in the middle of a whole job.