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Marion J. Caffey, the show's creator, said the original idea for "Three Mo Tenorss" was to showcase the vocal versatility of classically trained African-American tenors.

This case study illustrates the versatility of camb to train and validate PCM models from amino acid sequences and compound structures in an integrated and seamless modelling pipeline.

The Special Verification Commission should be called upon to make full use of the versatility and utility of trained inspectors to breathe new life into on-site inspections as a treaty compliance tool.

Mr. Moiseyev attributed his dancers' virtuosity and versatility to their training in classical ballet, which he described in a 1970 interview as "the grammar of movement".

No one would describe the busy theater composer Michael Friedman as a Broadway-hungry practitioner of commercial formulas headed for Disneyland, although he has the versatility and training to go there.

The Cornell University Department of Physics, known for the versatility of its program, the breadth of its training, and Nobel Prize-winning work, is unsurpassed in many areas.

Triathletes will embrace the versatility of the swim-friendly FR60 as it helps them train and race indoors or outdoors, on the bike, in the water or on the trails.

The flexibility and versatility of simulation make it especially valuable and much safer to train and test autonomous vehicles in these highly variable conditions.

Having passed that test, a tribute to the versatility of the class, Clan Cameron was allowed to work special trains for the Clan Cameron gathering that took place in June of that year.

This shows the versatility of ANNs in constructing relationships among multiple variables of complex physical processes using actual experimental data for training.

Inhibition and versatility of binding topology.