Sentence examples for always in one from inspiring English sources
Noise estimation based on MMSE supposes that the noisy speech is always in one of the two states, namely speech present (H 1) and speech absent (H 0), and adopts a recursion to estimate noise power rather than update estimation just when the state is H 0 as the VAD-based approach does.
But in a subway that runs 24 hours a day -- with track crews and trains nearly always in one another's way -- that goal, union leaders contended, put pressure on managers.
Alligators and dead bodies, not always in one piece, have been found in the Lake.
But peace is almost always, in one way or another, aspirational — premature — and that is better than the overgrown, overripeness of a quagmire, or a moon-cratered city that looks, thanks to all the ruins, quite old and done.
The old idea was A&P and Shop Rite: the milk always in one place and the meat in another, the Muzak and fluorescent lights and wheels rolling over linoleum producing a supermarket trance that was exactly the same in Connecticut as in California.
Since her first collection, Free Love and Other Stories, was published in 1995, she has tended to alternate between the long and short forms, seeing the story as free where the novel is tied to class and to time: "The novel is always in one way or another a clock.
We suppose that the channel power gain on each subcarrier is always constant in one transmission period provided by the base station.
But that is not always reached in one day of climactic selling, and it isn't always obvious until after the fact.
The single digging cup and test box were always placed in one of two table-top locations in Room B. For any given rat, the cup was always baited in one room location (go response), but never baited when placed in the other room location (no-go response; Fig. 2), regardless of the direction the rat approached the cups.
"The crimes I get called out on are always in progress," one officer told me.
"We've always believed in one another," Crosby said.
