Sentence examples for surviving bits from inspiring English sources
In between come the surviving bits from the comic operas "Lo Sposo Deluso" and "L'Oca del Cairo," as well as an 80-minute pasticcio constructed from a panorama of fragmentary Mozartiana and performed by singers, dancers, instrumentalists and actors.
The surviving bits of the opera -- arias, ensembles and orchestral preludes -- have been extended into an evening-length performance through the addition of an introductory spoken playlet, establishing the context of the 1732 premiere in the home of the Marquess Albergati, and narrations between the musical numbers to explain what's going on.
The team used RNA probes to fish out the surviving bits of ancient human DNA from samples taken from their tooth roots and managed to collect enough nuclear and mitochondrial DNA to compare the genomes of the Zoutsteeg Three with those of 11 modern West African populations.
Given λ, and without puncturing information bits, the highest achievable code rate is R max = 1 1 + 2 λ, since the overall code rate of the 3D TC is given by R = Data bits Systematic bits + Post-encoded parity bits + Other parity bits = 1 1 + 2 λ + 2 × 1 − λ × ρ, where 0 ≤ ρ ≤ 1 is the fraction of the surviving bits in y1 and y2 after puncturing.
It basically takes all the surviving bits of carved marble (that didn't end up in London) and sorts them out in a setting that is the size of the Parthenon.
The other surviving bit of Rover, Jaguar Land Rover, is on its third foreign owner—Tata Motors, of India after Ford failed to turn it round.
In fact, we have k systematic bits, P = 2 × λ × k post-encoded parity bits and 2 × (1 − λ) × ρ × k surviving parity bits after puncturing.
That gets it distrusted.Still, the coalition looks like surviving a bit longer.
One solution might be to split companies into good bits, which survive, and bad bits, which are got rid of.Another matter which has not yet been addressed is the issue of management responsibility.
The good bits survived and the boring bits fell by the wayside.
The Hobart Town Magazine (1833 34) survived a bit longer and contained stories, poems, and essays by Australian writers.
