Sentence examples for a fitting term for from inspiring English sources

"Rap God" is a fitting term for a man whose flow has reached new heights of supersonic articulacy on recent albums.

In light of this, Inbox is a fitting term considering Yammer is now part of Microsoft.

For a more general type of heavy-tailed noise, the reconstruction of sparse signals can be formulated using the Lorentzian norm as a fitting term.

The cost function consists of a part accounting for the reconstruction error, that is the PCA-instrumented shape fitting term for the found landmarks, while the other part accounts for the distance from the inferred landmarks to their closest candidates.

As with other models for inverse problems using the Tikhonov regularization, they must have a suitably chosen regularization term as well as a data fitting term.

"Sausage fest" is a far more fitting term.

However haltingly, evolution marches toward greater biological complexity and concomitantly higher consciousness, by a process for which Teilhard coined another fitting term: complexification.

The scalar weights the smoothness term relative to the data fitting term, and should be chosen appropriately for the amount of noise expected in the (B_{ij}) measurements.

The spirited argument was a fitting kickoff for a term in which the court is being asked, in a pair of cases, to resolve the ground rules of our democracy.

In both samples, the best fitting model included a squared term for age.

The choice of the regularization parameters is determined according to the Bayesian Information Criterion [ 33] that mitigates the problem of over-fitting by introducing a penalty term for the complexity of the model.