Sentence examples for to renditions from inspiring English sources
noun
The surrender (of a city, fortress etc.).
She demanded exhaustive rehearsing and elevated the repertory from marches and folk songs to renditions of Puccini, Mozart and Beethoven.
A number of Libyans who are now in positions of power and influence were subjected to renditions by the West and tortured and imprisoned at home.
Connected people around the world were appalled by Bush policies — from the trashing of habeas corpus to renditions — but felt powerless to influence them.
They had turned a blind eye to renditions and interrogation centers (though there were also West European countries that did that).
Richie has built up a reputation for high energy live shows with a party atmosphere and will be treating fans to renditions of hits from "Hello" and "Easy" to "Say You Say Me" and "All Night Long".
The news that, after a 13-year absence, the Trio is to return to supermarket shelves on 1 March not only created a buzz in The Independent's offices, it also led to renditions of the song from the snack's advert ("Trio! Triiiiiio! I want a Trio and I want one now!").
The combination of strengthening and pruning HVC input to RA led to a dramatic reduction in LMAN's capacity to drive rendition-to-rendition variability in RA neurons.
How rendition-to-rendition variability in LMAN firing is regulated, and whether it contributes to learning-related changes in motor variability, remains to be explored.
Therefore, on the same dataset of the three most frequent syllable types, we estimated rendition-to-rendition consistency of overall syllable shape by means of spectral cross-correlation.
Finally, males produced their three most frequent syllables with lower rendition-to-rendition variability corresponding to higher consistency in terms of repeating more faithfully the MPF of these syllables when singing reactively.
When paired with the strengthening and pruning of HVC-RA connections, however, weakening LMAN input by as much as 50% explained less than 20% of the overall decrease in the rendition-to-rendition variability of RA firing.
