Sentence examples for standard aspects from inspiring English sources
Despite the intimate staging and the unusual instruments like the Sharpsichord and the pendulum harp, the concert — along with the coming album and its associated Web site — is among the more standard aspects of "Biophilia," a Bjork project that has snowballed with missions and media.
A number of young adults also felt that pharmaceutical companies were beginning to fund functions that had previously been standard aspects of public sector care, such as glucometers and diabetes training programmes.
The performance of shear wave elastography outperformed that of greyscale BI-RADS in all standard aspects of performance, including accuracy, PPV, NPV, area under the curve on a ROC analysis, and Youden's Index; however, this difference did not reach statistical significance (P = 0.129, Mann-Whitney U test).
Indeed, it is becoming clear that gender diversity if not gender parity one day will be a standard aspect of board composition.
This paper presents design and analysis results regarding key aspects of the neutronics for a standard aspect ratio fusion nuclear science facility (FNSF).
"Travel is not a standard aspect of all pet insurance policies, so it is not safe to assume that your pet insurance will automatically apply when abroad," warns Ashton Berkhauer, insurance expert at financial comparison site uSwitch.com.
Saliency detection has been researched for conventional images with standard aspect ratios, however, it is a challenging problem for panoramic images with wide fields of view.
Shot in Technicolor, and released in a standard aspect ratio shortly before the CinemaScope explosion, Howard Hawks's "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" has always been the best preserved of Monroe's color films.
The standard aspect ratio provides space for a solenoid, assuring robust plasma current initiation, and for an inboard blanket, assuring robust tritium breeding ratio (TBR) >1 for FNSF tritium self-sufficiency and building of inventory needed to start up DEMO.
Despite vendors' promises when they were first launched, tablet PCs still do not support enough software applications designed for specific "vertical" businesses, such as health care or construction.The ultimate success of tablets may hinge on their disappearance as a niche, with pen-based input in all its forms, including handwriting, becoming a standard aspect of computer use.
The latter is a standard aspect of stochastic approximation theory.
