Sentence examples for usually comprises from inspiring English sources

An Ovimbundu household usually comprises the male head, his several wives, and dependent children.

(More than 4,000 delegates attend the Democratic convention, while the Republican convention usually comprises some 2,500 delegates).

A group usually comprises people who are similar in important respects (e.g., sharing a religion, culture, leisure interest, or objective).

The ceremony, shown daily on CNN and CNBC, usually comprises a clutch of grinning executives or celebrities pressing a button and then applauding wildly.

Politics usually comprises trickery and deceit, but "Where Do They Stand?" (Op-Chart, July 26) has finally brought mathematical logic to the game.

Unlike a typical venture capital firm, which usually comprises several managers financed by a passive group of institutional investors, Social+Capital operates like an investor collective.

The line of action usually comprises only simple curves.

Such a system usually comprises a train of unit processes based on technical and cost considerations.

A train usually comprises several locomotives, passenger coaches, freight cars, or their combination.

Traditional recognition system usually comprises two processes: feature extraction and speaker modeling.

It usually comprises a series of sequential operations, including atmospheric correction, geometric correction, and image enhancement.