Sentence examples for taking structures from inspiring English sources

Much of the set was drawn from Grace/Wastelands, whose title indicates what Doherty is trying to achieve; taking structures with the virtuoso musicianship and reverberating production of Jeff Buckley and furnishing them with T S Eliot's images of a cold and claustrophobic capital.

Taking structures such as basketball courts or swimming pools out of context and collaging them, artist Jenny Odell emphasizes the geometric shapes and patterns that us humans create on the earth.

As a first step, we performed an additional 250 ps of equilibration, taking structures every 25 ps to provide 10 different starting structures for subsequent EVB simulations.

Initial bilayer structures containing cholesterol concentrations from 5 to 54% as well as an additional 5 or 10%25-HC25-HCe prepared by taking structures from the oxysterol-free simulations with the desired cholesterol concentration and adding individual 25-HC molecules sampled from the 30%25-HC25-HCtem and similarly relaxed to resolve steric occlusions.

Wendt (1987) introduced structuration to IR taking structure as well human agency seriously.

"Shell is taking structured decisions to balance growth and returns".

This suggests that turn-taking structures have a marginal influence on linguistic formality.

"Eliot" takes structured and unstructured data that is scanned on a company's website and identifies key topics, places and people associated with the story, according to Heyward.

ACME takes structured proposition inputs, and generates neural networks which identify analogies through the interaction of simple nodes on a network.

That approach may work for some, but for most people it takes structure.

Because the money was harder to access, the people who took structured settlements were more likely to "get rich slowly" than my professional clients who could cash in a mutual fund or stock whenever they wanted.