Sentence examples for approach instances from inspiring English sources

A 2013 study of 293,868 cases from 1950-2007 from the United States Courts of Appeals, whose members are presidential appointees, shows that judges' behaviour changes dramatically as votes approach: instances of partisan voting and dissent both double in the quarters leading up to a presidential election.

The results of the computational experience (with the classical CAB and AP data sets) are included, showing the great effectiveness of this approach: instances with up to 120 nodes are solved.

In a cross-corpus scenario, two novel adaptation-based approaches, instance selection, and weight regularization are proposed to reduce the inherent bias due to varying annotation procedures and cultural perceptions across databases.

The Food and Drug Administration does not have an established limit for acceptable amounts of lead in eggs, relying instead on a case-by-case approach to instances of contamination, a spokesman said.

Now it is taking that same approach for instances of self-harm, impersonation, and the publishing of private information.

The new approach solves instances with up to 100 nodes.

Parents will be instructed to use the standard administration approach in instances where infants refuse to eat for the research nurse or speech pathologist.

School officials also say that too many mandates take a one-size-fits-all approach — for instance, the one requiring three outside auditors that was imposed on every district after the Roslyn scandal.

On an error-statistical approach, for instance, it is readily apparent that analogical arguments should not be regarded as evidence.

These approaches are instances of generative model, whereas they all ignore the manifold structure of data distribution, which is generally useful for preserving the nonlinear information.

There is a significant improvement in performance as opposed to a conventional approach without instance selection, i.e. Figure 9. Figure 11 Cross-corpus recall with weight regularization.