Sentence examples for I the most from inspiring English sources

By banishing "I"—"the most disgusting pronoun," according to Gibbon from the text, the historian can make it appear that an omniscient observer has written it.

In communications electronics, World War II was in one sense similar to World War I: the most extravagant prewar estimates of military requirements soon proved to represent only a fraction of the actual demand.

Inside the truck entrance is a big marble plaque with the names of 200 meat market workers who died in World War I, the most worthless war ever fought in our time.

This contribution focuses on exploring (i) the most appropriate quantisation scheme for digitally implemented neural network-based classifiers, and (ii) the most adequate approximation for its activation function.

Some conclusions are drawn regarding (i) the most appropriate choice of the thickness value to use in shell models and (ii) the effectiveness of post-critical stiffness and strength of CNTs.

Until World War I, the most common conception of the inventor was of a lone scientist or engineer laboring away in private, single-handedly coming up with a breakthrough during a Eureka ! moment.

Two extreme situations are usually considered: (i) the most virulent parasite will outcompete the others within the host and (ii) coinfecting viruses do not compete.

We focused on (i) the most highly expressed transcripts at the metacyclic stage and (ii) differentially expressed tags between the intracellular and extracellular stages of L. major parasite.

The goal of our experimentation was to find out which of the factors that affects the speedup of the PGA-I the most when solving the selected test functions (see the 'Test functions' subsection).

Also AII stimulates endothelin converting enzyme that degrades big-endothelin releasing endothelin-I, the most powerful vasoconstrictor on vessel walls [ 23- 25].

However, intact rodents are of limited value for this purpose because serum IGF-I, the most sensitive pharmacodynamic marker for the action of GH in humans, shows no response to treatment with recombinant human GH and there is little evidence for the effects of GHAs, except when administered at very high doses or when overexpressed.