Sentence examples for Any span from inspiring English sources

A slice of a sequence is any span of the original sequence, designated by a pair of integers.

The numerical results show that the maximum deflection in the direction of the load may occur at any span and near the midpoint of one span.

Mr. Lindenthal's bridge would have crossed the Hudson River from West 57th Street to Weehawken, N.J., a 7,460-foot 7,460-footked structure with a center span of 3,240 feet, far longer than any span raised at the time.

Nearly any span between 40 and dementia appears to qualify, depending in part on whether we're talking about ourselves ("But I feel just the same as I did when I was 20") or all those people who show up at our college reunions ("Everyone looks so old").

Since i-vectors are intended to describe every possible combination of sounds that a speaker might emit over any span of time, and since a diarization system needs to classify only the sounds on a single recording, Shum was able to use similar techniques to reduce the number of variables even further, to only three.

The expression is based on full year (365 days), however, it could be used for any span of time.

This paper describes a methodology for the automatic development of flat patterns for any given folded structure based on enumerating all possible spanning trees of the face adjacency graph (the graph that represents the connectivity among the faces of the structure) since any spanning tree represents a potential topological unfolding of that structure.

In an unweighted graph any spanning tree is the minimum spanning tree.

Finally, any spanning tree represents the clique tree, such as ones in Figure 1c,d.

For example, in any spanning tree, one communication failure breaks the graph into two parts.

It is already well known that there is a straightforward distributed way to form any spanning tree, so we refer the readers to [28, 29].