0 a group of things or people acting or taken together as a whole, especially a group of musicians who regularly play together: --
1 a group of people who perform music together, or a collection of things intended to be used together: --
A sergeant, three drummers, and ninety-eight soldiers rounded out the ensemble of supernumeraries, constituting a vast expense.
While traps caused by energetic frustration generally slow folding, these ensemble intermediates caused by topology do not necessarily signal unproductive folding processes.
As a consequence, viral populations are heterogeneous and dynamic structures composed by ensembles of different genomes evolving in response to environmental alterations.
The tape recorders, in essence, become contributing members of a performing ensemble.
Factually, the idea of the ensemble method had exerted a key influence on the formulation of the most fundamental of the plasma physical theoretical notions.
So far, the exercises have an obvious value to actor training and possibly to ensemble rehearsal.
They found that the exercises engendered rhythm, balance, spatial awareness, and receptivity within their ensemble.
Human beings living in the different regions of our planet share all the diseases of that area, the ensemble of viruses, bacteria and parasites.
