Sentence examples for and the instance and from inspiring English sources

Instantiation constitutes "the move between the system and the instance" and realisation "is prototypically an interstratal relationship; meanings are realized as wordings, wordings realized as sound (or soundings)" (Halliday 2005: 352).

X and Y are the instance space and the class labels, respectively, and Y = {−1, +1}.

The concept in task model represents definitions of user tasks, and the instance in task model details requirements and attributes of the task.

The personal variables that contributed to adverse outcomes were maladaptive coping through avoidance, hostile confrontation, and self-blame, and in the instance of general psychological distress, attachment anxiety.

where α J denotes a component α in which its instances belong to class J, P y ( α J ) establishes the association produced by a low-level classifier between the instance y and the component α, and H y ( α J ) points to an association produced by the high-level technique between y and the component α.

3. Every instance of the knowledge domain must fit into the classification, and every instance and class must have exactly one slot in the classification.

A classification is a hierarchical grouping, with each group defined by the greatest number of taxa (informative features) that can apply to every instance of the group 2. Every instance must fit into the classification, and every instance and group must have exactly one slot in the classification.

This method simplifies the channel deployment problem of a molded product caused by nonuniform distribution of heat source and reduces the instances of trial and error.

Frank Stenton describes the hidage figures given for the Heptarchy kingdoms as exaggerated and in the instances of Mercia and Wessex, "entirely at variance with other information".

But Dan Reidenberg, executive director of Minnesota-based suicide-prevention organization SAVE told The New York Daily News that the string of suicides cannot be considered an epidemic, as there was no trend and that the instances of suicides and attempts has decreased.

The classical mainstream of theatre music in the West extends from the mid-17th century to the 1930s, and the instances of drama and music meeting on an equal level of imagination are relatively few.