Sentence examples for a useful fact from inspiring English sources

A useful fact about groups of intermediate growth which we will use is due to Rosset [35].

[Read and download the full piece as a standalone document here.] Here's a useful fact sheet on tigers' status from Panthera:.

Tell each group to choose a word or phrase that stands out and around which they can build a useful fact sheet.

My query on kayaks and whales yielded little from the Travel section, but I found a useful fact archived in a different part of Groups -- in a discussion about the "X-Files" TV series, no less.

In the United States and Canada, studies of high school students "consistently show a 13- to 24-percent prevalence rate," according to a useful fact sheet from Cornell University's Research Program on Self-Injurious Behavior.

GIANT CATERPILLARS: ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000 .osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000te University's Extension Service offers a useful fact sheet with line drawings of a variety of caterpillars, including the Hickory Horned Devil, which is described as "not one for a timid person to suddenly discover".

The Bank for International Settlements, a club of central bankers, last September issued a useful fact-finding report on the role of high-frequency trading in the vast foreign-exchange markets.

71 (2009) 3794 3804]: in the process we also obtain a very useful fact that a random locally convex module with the countable concatenation property must have the same completeness under the two topologies.

No one currently alive can recall a single useful fact about Harry and Louise, the stars of those industry-backed TV ads used to destroy Bill Clinton's health-care plan, but they seemed like a couple you were supposed to care passionately about in 1994.

No one currently alive can recall a single useful fact about The War of Jennifer's Ear, but it seemed like something you were supposed to care passionately about in 1992.

A rather surprising (and useful) fact is that a min-hash collision is an unbiased estimator of the Jaccard similarity: i.e. the probability to select as the minimum feature indicator a non-null feature that belongs to both x and z is exactly the fraction of features that x and z have in common over the total number of non-null features of x and z.