Sentence examples for a training argument from inspiring English sources

The data set is partitioned into a training argument (70 %) and a checking set (30%%).

Chelsea, who lost in the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup against Swansea, visit Middlesbrough in the FA Cup fifth round on Wednesday and Benitez dismissed reports of a training ground argument.

A failure to follow this process can amount to unfair dismissal and that's even before the lack of sufficient training argument is put forward.

This is a train of argument that might be interesting were it not coming from a publishing company that once addressed the EU Commission president by printing "Up Yours Delors" on the front page of the Sun.

This same lack-of-training argument has been given in the past as a way to lay off older workers who lack certain skills, and is now being used to outsource knowledge workers to India.

German thoroughness manifests itself in requiring that applicants have a training in administration.Arguments for elected mayors tend to turn on their visibility.

But in "Amtrak Must Die," Tierney's ultimate destination wasn't an account of a train journey — it was an argument for why Amtrak no longer makes sense economically or environmentally.

Rosenberg had become Hitler's house intellectual thanks to books like Myth of the 20th Century, which explained, in what must have been an interesting train of argument, that Nordic Aryans had produced classical Greek sculpture and the great works of the Italian Renaissance.

She was working on the first draft of "Strangers on a Train" but also continuing her "long argument" with God, and engaging in plenty of extracurricular activities.

I loved the scene of two men waiting on a train platform: they get into an argument and as one makes his point he rises and rises to tower over the other who shrinks down.

PAGE 20 BUSY DAY FOR DEMOCRATS With only days left before the Pennsylvania primary, Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton crisscrossed the state to deliver their closing arguments, one from a train and the other in a series of rallies.