Sentence examples for batch of performance from inspiring English sources

That is one clear message from the latest batch of performance measures from the region's three commuter railroads.

The latest batch of performance data published by NHS England also showed that the service missed a series of key waiting times covering A&E care, urgent cancer treatment and ambulance response times during October.

His deal includes £1.5m salary, a target annual bonus of £1.5m that could reach £3m, an initial grant of 1.1m performance-related shares worth up to £10.6m and a further batch of performance-based shares worth up to £9m.

and Grandmaster Flash on board the flight deck of the USS Intrepid in New York for a batch of performances and interviews to air the following week.

Arnaldo, in fragile mental health, quit after the first batch of performances, leaving guitar-toting younger brother Sérgio to carry the banner single-handedly once more.

To provide an out-of-batch estimate of performance, leave-one-batch-out cross validation was performed by training on each combination of all but one data set and testing on the left-out data set.

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To provide an in-batch estimate of performance, repeated 10-fold cross validation was used (1000 repeats) to reduce the variance of the performance estimates compared to leave-one-sample-out cross validation [ 25].

Among a batch of fine performances, Lucas Miller's is a standout.

Truffaut plays up the story's ambiguities through a dazzling multitude of styles and allusions, including an elaborate film-noir flashback structure, a series of references to "Vertigo" (including a brilliant bell-tower sequence), a Hawksian setup of a scientist loosening up, and a batch of unstrung performances à la Jerry Lewis.

The aim of this study was to analyze the change, and possible trend, in the mean scrotal circumference of batches of Swedish performance tested beef bulls at around 365 days of age over time (1997-2010).