Sentence examples for true sets from inspiring English sources

The two verismo one-acters, "Cav" and "Pag," will be offered in the tried and true sets and costumes of Richard Cerullo, the company's resident designer, who has now assumed the title of co-director, not to say Mr. Amato's backup.

First, we select genes with the potentially highest signal concentration (that is, filter them by expression values, correlation of those to genome alteration, sequence features, and so on), and subject them to network enrichment analysis to prove that both the selection criteria and NEA can bring us closer to the true sets of driver mutations in these genomes.

Its true setting is the human soul, not Mexico; the country is allegory.

Not much, it is true, set against the disasters of Honduras and Nicaragua.

It is a work of traumatized sexual surrealism, and its true setting is its author's haunted imagination.

FREEFALL (LTD.) The choreographers Lynn Marie Ruse and Lynn Brown examine the physicalization of truth in their full-evening "It Would Still Be True," set to music by Elliott Sharp.

There's no true set to speak of - a couple of sky-hued lights meant to evoke spots like Malibu (where Didion and her family kept a home).

Passive acoustic recorders at both the decoy and true set locations were also deployed to evaluate whale presence.

If the stego-image is judged to be a clean image, it is classified into False set; otherwise, it belongs to True set.

The major problem with Davidson's account is that he construes "conceptual schemes" as sets of propositions, on the basis of which he is claiming that there can only be one such true set.

The true setting of the poem is a sort of dreamscape or alternative world.