Sentence examples for automatically discounting from inspiring English sources

ESPN's Henry Abbott had a discussion with Rob Thorn and Kiki VanDeWeghe where they discussed the possibility and admitted to mulling it over, along with other hypotheticals, not automatically discounting it but not really implying that it was ever seriously considered.

Visual inspection of the distributions also indicated that, for almost all promoters, there are a small number of measurements with aberrantly high or low values that are likely due to some measurement artefact, and we designed a Bayesian procedure for automatically discounting these aberrant measurements.

Thus every policy success is automatically discounted.

Hope Kingsley Curator of Seduced by Art at the National Gallery "I don't automatically discount anything.

Smart labels might even be programmed to automatically discount their prices in response to marketing campaigns.

Yet, while small operations are more likely to have strong grassroots, you should not automatically discount larger companies.

The tuition sting is teeny, but it will be automatically discounted 50% off from today until May 18.

Furthermore, our respiration signal quality index, Γ, is superior to the use of the ECG- and PAT-specific SQI metric in providing a trust metric to automatically discount noisy data sources.

In the name of the autonomous individual (and, in a pinch, that individual's presumably supportive family), any possibility that social and governmental institutions might actually have a role to play in improving people's lives is automatically discounted.

Though Frankenthaler had not been previously been considered by some (male) art historians in that very top rank of 20th century artists, maybe it has as much to do with the way we look at women artists and automatically discount their work.

We should stress that our findings do not automatically discount the internal orienting hypothesis.