Sentence examples for which groupings from inspiring English sources
Which groupings should I keep an eye on?
The model can decisively choose which groupings cohere and survive, even while balanced excitatory and inhibitory interactions preserve contrast-sensitive measures of local boundary likelihood or strength.
Petronio had created a constantly shifting landscape, in which groupings came and went in pristine but short-lived episodes, phrases building in complexity, winding and unwinding, and his collaborators kept up with this varied exploration.
There's a nice parlor-game feel to the book as Levitin sets up these distinctions and the reader tries to figure out which groupings his or her favorite songs belong to.
Finally, we can get a further closing lesson thanks to a recent Italian law, L. 56/2014 known as Delrio law, by which groupings and fusions amid municipalities are foreseen, although in a volunteer way.
The pairing of the two panels is just one of many instances in the show in which groupings of works offer revelation and dialogue.
2) Is the two-speed genome also reflected on the gene group level and which functional groupings of Fusarium genes evolve faster than the remainder of the genome?
The design methodology uses the tools of statistical mechanics to create a probability distribution which relates groupings of agents, called Sharing Groups, to pair-wise agent divergences and social temperature.
Next, similar ICD-9 codes are grouped into 261 unique clinical classification codes (CCCs), which represent groupings of clinically similar medical conditions (Mukherjee et al. 2011).
One immediately striking aspect of the recital was the thoughtfulness with which the groupings on the program were arranged.
Among the features I noted were his sense of idiomatic gesture; the fluidity with which the groupings of his dance kept changing; the subtle sense of dramatic poetry that created situations, meanings, forms, worlds, claiming the audience's attention and feelings without spelling out any immediate interpretation; and his connection with the tradition of older choreographic masterworks.
