Sentence examples for an entry of from inspiring English sources

An event is an entry of a binary J-dimensional vector displaying which atoms are used by E-FLLat to reconstruct the corresponding sample (entries 0 and 1 denote the absence and the presence of an atom).

An entry of a vector a, a matrix A, or a tensor is denoted by a i, ai,j, ai,j,k, etc., depending on the number of modes.

The Reisinger Teams began this afternoon with an entry of 44 teams, and will end Sunday.

The Spingold Knockout Teams began this afternoon with an entry of 137 teams.

From an entry of 1917: **{:.break one} ** Flag waving becomes more frantic every day.

Riley uses it, in Italian, without explanation and without an entry of its own.

The shortlist, chosen from an entry of over 290 albums includes seven debut albums.

From an entry of 1917: Flag waving becomes more frantic every day.

Klimt has an entry, of course, and so does Schiele's exact contemporary, Oskar Kokoschka, and so does the Vienna Secession movement, in which Schiele was a significant figure.

The message log of the 8th Cavalry Regiment contains an entry of message from a regimental liaison officer on 24 July 1950 about guidelines on shooting refugees to prevent them passing through U.S. front lines.

The lead float coming down Orange Grove Boulevard was an entry of the President's Council of Economic Advisers called "A President's Options in a Changing World," done in the shape of a gigantic roulette wheel.