repertoire

[ˈrepərtwɑːr]

Definition:
1. The entire range of skills or aptitudes or devices used in a particular field or occupation.
2. A collection of works that an artist or company can perform.

Use 'repertoire' in a sentence:

1. He has added considerably to his piano repertoire.
2. For simplicity, this new SSL repertoire will use the same key file and trust file as before.
3. Try exploring new horizons, since it is a good time to expand your repertoire of skills and knowledge.
4. The man has put aside some of the showier antics in his repertoire.
5. The rise of social media and the advent of further expanded the repertoire of ways to find lost pets.
6. All humanity shares a large repertoire of common movements and expressions.
7. Fishing and hunting are not part of his typical repertoire.
8. Every general-purpose computer has its own unique instruction repertoire.
9. Think of them all as part of your management repertoire.
10. Increasing the repertoire of strategies for managing pain in various patient populations.
11. His repertoire encompassed everything from Bach to Schoenberg.
12. As she expands her repertoire, Kidman proves time and again that she is capable of turning on the intensity.
13. Athletics Martial Arts Repertoire Development Status and Countermeasure Research.
14. The following repertoire shooting equipment, is part of my team photo.
15. This manual offers a complete course in creating a repertoire of cartoon characters.
16. Merely expanding the orchestra's repertoire will not be enough.
17. Fu Mingxia dominated the sport throughout the 1990s with her repertoire of extremely difficult dives.
18. Servo Control System Design and Research of Embedded NC Repertoire.
19. Select the new SSL repertoire from the SSL repertoire drop down list (Figure 9).
20. The new SSL repertoire will appear in the list of SSL repertoires defined within the cell.
21. Its repertoire also includes music in a number of different languages 。
22. Her dance compositions added a whole new dimension to the contemporary dance repertoire.
23. Future articles will introduce additional component types for the SOA developer's repertoire.
24. A new Forth programmer must invest some time mastering its large command repertoire.
25. None of the song repertoire of the evening party is attractive.
26. Received a large audience favorite, is listed as classical repertoire.
27. After working through her new repertoire, Tina closed the show with her first top-ten hit, Proud Mary.
28. In the modify command above, notice that the name of the SSL repertoire was scoped to the cell.
29. A few things are missing from your repertoire, though.
30. Family and social meals are among the most powerful teachers of self-control in the human repertoire.
31. An Efficient Approach to the Synthesis of a High-quality Random Peptide Repertoire.
32. Sichuan ancient Yi language fonts design and character repertoire code.
33. I have a repertoire of two comments: "I'll miss you," and "good luck".
34. In the main content pane, click the New JSSE repertoire button (Figure 3).
35. Wrote program to generate stimulation based on C Language and MSP430 repertoire.
36. I know it's probably not in your repertoire.
37. and see human intelligence itself as consisting of a repertoire of concepts.
38. This has been one of the most successful desserts in my repertoire.
39. Meredith D'Ambrosio has thousands of songs in her repertoire.
40. But even that suffers from the biggest hole in the region's traditional repertoire: the summer menu.
41. It was wonderful to be able to extend my song repertoire.
42. Notice that the new SSL repertoire has been defined at the cell level.
43. Physicality is a huge component of Pitt's acting repertoire, so he trains hard before each role.
44. Restaurants in Japan have their repertoire of plastic food in a display case.
45. Genetically, mice are ideal model organisms - but their behavioral repertoire isn't very sophisticated.
46. Firstly is the analysis of the form and structure of this repertoire.
47. Over time, this broadened behavioral repertoire builds skills and resources.
48. They can all become part of the leader's repertoire.
49. Refactoring browsers are adding more and more refactorings to the standard repertoire.
50. Adding these services to one's repertoire offers yet another potent opportunity for generating extra cash.
51. The InboundSecureMQLink transport chain needs to modified to associate it with the new SSL repertoire.
52. A lot of what I experimented with in Peru became part of my repertoire later on.
53. Go back in history and this was part of our survival repertoire; like most animals, we drew on our sense of smell, when visual information was scarce, to single out prey.
54. It is no coincidence that the works in the 'standard repertoire' tend to have names.