Sentence examples for In the criterion from inspiring English sources

In the criterion Kλ we put λ = 0.8, thus expressing a higher degree of importance of not missing spikes versus avoiding false alarms.

In the criterion sequence, a next criterion is applied only if there is an indecision between two or more links when applying the previous criterion.

Using the criteria described in the "Criterion for root identification" section, we identified and analyzed 213 mid-depth roots of outer boundary patches.

Savini, the venerable institution from Milan, set up shop in the Criterion space over on Piccadilly Circus a few months back and did just that.

"Not one but two of Michael's films are in the Criterion Collection, which means he's a very nice, a very gifted guy," Trump continued.

T. S. Eliot, writing in The Criterion in 1931, declared, "I cannot conceive of a future society in which Sir Edmund Gosse would be possible," classifying him among "popular entertainers for whom there will be no demand".

Vivienne's letters in earlier volumes, as well as her satirical sketches in the Criterion, highlight the way in which she views foreigners such as her husband, and she explains how her Englishness justifies her jumpy conduct.

The flame-haired Scottish dancer is so radiant in the Criterion DVD of the 1948 classic directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger that it's impossible to believe she could glow more brightly.

TS Eliot, for example, who thought very highly of the senior poet, and published him in The Criterion, undoubtedly echoes Monro's style at times in The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock.

That leaves "Life of Brian," which is the latest first-class release in The Criterion Collection.

(You can experience this for yourself in the Criterion Collection's Blu-ray edition of the Cocteau milestone, which includes Glass's opera as a soundtrack option).