Sentence examples for alignment coming from inspiring English sources

The current plan has Cedeño moving to center field with Floyd in left and Burnitz in right, with that alignment coming as a suggestion from Manager Art Howe and the Mets' new outfield coach, Gary Pettis.

Rather, the alignment came to pass as the result of mutual ego-stroking on national television.

With the construction of east-west railroads and canals, the Mississippi's north-south alignment came to be regarded as a nuisance.

"With that the alignment comes a better pricing structure — a flat fee for restaurants to use our table management product.

Alignment came about because the VC firm Singulariteam partnered with two local Israeli firms, Blockchain IL and CoinTree Capital, to form a sort of blockchain and ICO consultancy which they dubbed "Alignment".

Regarding point (b), the benefits of multi-view alignment come at a cost in terms of computational performance which can be easily realized by evaluating how the time breakdown varies (again, estimated for the Hurricane dataset): 19% for feature extraction, negligible feature description time, 78% for feature matching, 3% for correspondence skim and roto-translation estimation.

Although participation is voluntary, such an alignment comes with a price.

Tamar says, "Ideal postural alignment comes from being upright against gravity so that your bones fit properly with one another.

Route 175 was decommissioned and realigned several times along that alignment, and the Route 174 alignment came in the 1970s.

This alignment comes as Iraq's Sunnis find themselves disenfranchised and marginalized by Nouri al-Maliki's Shia dominated, and horribly corrupt and cruel, government in Baghdad.

The major information for alignment comes from the stronger, low-frequency components of the images.