Sentence examples for a coin which is from inspiring English sources

In order for a Pokémon to be poisoned or confused then you would need to flip a coin which is heads.

To see this, let 'p' abbreviate "The coin does not land heads", let 'q' abbreviate 'The coin does not land tails', and suppose that it's a fair coin which isn't tossed but someone could have tossed it (McKay and Johnson 1996).

The causal orientation accuracy values are given in Table 5 for 12 causal orientation methods (including orientation by flipping a fair coin which is denoted as "RANDOM" in the table) and 4 gold standards.

The causal orientation AUC values are given in Table 7 for 12 causal orientation methods (including orientation by flipping a fair coin which is denoted as "RANDOM" in the table) and 4 gold standards.

A reader says the face of King Mswati on the head side is a bit of a giveaway but the coin, which is worth 8p, does work in vending machines.

"It becomes akin to a flip of the coin, which is the definition of gambling," said Robert Bowman, the chief executive of Major League Baseball Advanced Media, the league's Internet company.

Herodotus, a Greek historian from the 5th century B.C., was the first to write about them, and he called them Nummulites after the Latin word nummulus, meaning coin, which is a pretty good description of their shape.

The coin, which is almost a square in shape, has an elephant facing to the right and some symbols towards the top of the coin.

But then there is the other side of the coin, which is instilling a perseverance and work ethic in your child.

Most of them would tell you "If my kid said he was done with this - I'd certainly not fight him as I would have more quality family time for sure". But then there is the other side of the coin, which is instilling a perseverance and work ethic in your child.

The minting of a commemorative coin, which was issued two years ago, for example, raised only a fifth of the projected $5 million.