Sentence examples for whole overview from inspiring English sources

"He has the whole overview - on how we play, how we take set-plays, how we eat, how we rest.

In his Aunt Antonieta's kitchen, sipping Nescafe from mismatched mugs, his uncles were wistfully talking about not being able to visit family in Mexico because they are undocumented when, he recalled, "I stepped beyond and gave a whole overview of immigration history". Their "dumbfounded stares" made him feel arrogant.

I wanted people who have said time and time again to me, "How the hell did this happen?"–I want them to have the whole overview.

And it was all done on the hop — running from the plane, running into the streets, he gives you the whole overview, but with a real sense of composition". Glinn, an independent photographer for the prestigious Magnum agency, passed away in 2008, but left behind a formidable archive.

In all, our study provides the first whole genomic overview of C. auris, the first member of the Candida haemulonii and related pathogenic fungi complex to be sequenced.

This is possible because the transcriptogram method enhances signal to noise ratio and gives a whole genome overview, that may be especially useful for a biological interpretation of gene expression data.

On the whole slide overview of the image section, ROIs were drawn manually using the zooming and mark-up tools included in the StrataQuest 5.0 software, part of TissueFAXS plus solution.

Even in the genomic era, the whole animal overview provided by systematic pathology is vital to gaining a holistic view of phenotypes in young (Adissu et al., 2014) and ageing (Ladiges et al., 2013) mice.

Supporting a range of input assembly formats, Tablet provides high-quality visualizations showing data in packed or stacked views, allowing instant access and navigation to any region of interest, and whole contig overviews and data summaries.

WBMTB provides both a measure of the metabolic tumour activity and a whole-body overview of the specific sites where endocrine production is occurring, which might be used to guide (invasive) treatment decisions.

Memory-based applications are faster for viewing and navigation (after an initial delay while loading the data) and can provide whole dataset overviews and statistical summaries, but the size of dataset they can handle is limited by the amount of available memory.