Sentence examples for an exemplar from from inspiring English sources

The smallest global matching distance between the segment from the target utterance and an exemplar from the stored dataset indicates the best available unit.

FastBLAST also chooses an exemplar from each cluster.

Other management writers were soon following this lead, using Shackleton as an exemplar for bringing order from chaos.

Far from being an exemplar for staff wellbeing, the NHS illuminated the consequences and impacts of ethnic inequalities in wellbeing across society, as well as the likely explanations for these differences.

Our approach is illustrated via application to an exemplar, constructed from a variety of sources in the literature describing Seven Eleven Japan.

By determining the three-dimensional structure of an exemplar protein from C. thermophilum (Arx1), we could also characterise the molecular consequences of some of these mutations.

For each archetype, we describe the adoption pattern, highlight some potential implications, and provide an exemplar study from the literature that illustrates the archetype.

3 Taking the first of these trajectories, we have previously described characteristic patterns of social, psychological, and spiritual wellbeing in people with progressive lung cancer (using this as an exemplar cancer), from diagnosis to death.

One recently developed clustering algorithm quickly groups large numbers of items of any type in a given data set while simultaneously selecting a representative or "exemplar"—from each cluster.

We do not yet have sufficient plastome sampling to address the monophyly of these subtribes, having sampled only a single exemplar from each.

Such concern becomes much more comprehensible if Confucius is being treated as an exemplar of virtue from which the students are trying to learn.