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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a skimmed" is not correct and usable in written English without additional context.
It may be used when referring to something that has been skimmed, such as milk or a document, but it typically requires a noun to follow.
Example: "I prefer a skimmed version of the report to save time."
Alternatives: "a reduced" or "a lighter".
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After collected, the ejaculates were diluted with a skimmed milk extender, and stored at 5 °C.
The optimization of a skimmed structure requires the modeling procedures and the process, to be adapted.
But then a skimmed drive for six against Mohammad Nawaz triggered his acceleration.
The paper cannot be a skimmed version of the online content, whether from its own website or other websites.
For the fast processing, the video is first roughly segmented and clustered to be a skimmed video, and then the keyframes with good quality and representativeness are selected.
The purpose of this rough clustering is just to obtain a skimmed video and also to remove redundant or unimportant frames for reducing computations for the following keyframe selection steps.
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A new skimmed architecture accommodating this offset has already been demonstrated.
The story travels like a brilliantly skimmed stone, spinning through the air, kissing the water before spinning off again.
A glass of skimmed milk, a grapefruit, pot of coffee and some French toast.
And a pint of skimmed milk actually contains more calcium than a pint of whole milk, so you can drink that without consuming too much fat and without increasing your risk of a heart attack.
A flurry of skimmed passes across the wide-open spaces of the Germany defence left Lozano in space in the area.
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