Sentence examples for bad stands from inspiring English sources

where P good|frequent groups) is the conditional probability, frequent groups ∪ good or bad means the union of frequent groups and good or bad performance, and supp(frequent groups ∪ good or bad) stands for the counts of frequent groups with good or bad performance occurring in transactions.

It looks like a bad stand-up show.

A bad stand-up comic with Swiss Army hands.

But butter isn't a bad stand-in, and popovers are pretty easy.

Chief Justice Moore (now suspended from his office), with his pre-judicial experience as a military policeman, full-contact karate expert, and professional kickboxer, is not, in fact, a bad stand-in for the legendary Buford Pusser.

It seemed that Clermont were cranking up for something special again when Wesley Fofana went through O'Gara and fed Regan King, not a bad stand-in for the injured Aurélien Rougerie.

If you thought the cuts were bad, stand by for more bad news - £16bn of cuts to be precise.

A 'good seedling' grows twice as fast as a "bad seedling", and the average growth of understorey spruces is twice as much in a "good stand" as compared to a "bad stand" when the site index, paludification, amount of hardwood understorey and canopy structure are the same.

Good stand, u j = s u); Bad stand, u j = −s u); Good seedling, e ij = s e); Bad seedling, e ij = −s e); s u) is standard deviation of random plot factor (u j ); s e) is standard deviation of residual (e ij ).

(Too bad #Stand Against The Shadows doesn't have a current celebrity to champion its cause. Taylor Swift, are you listening?).

However, the only people still rocking the blazer over T-shirt combo in 2012 are bad stand-up comedians.