Sentence examples for better e from inspiring English sources

A better 'E' in TED would stand for economics, and the need for, yes imagining and designing, different systems of valuation, exchange, accounting of transaction externalities, financing of coordinated planning, etc.

"Develop your product like this book tells you to, unless you know better (e.g. you have experience building operating systems, space shuttles, Googles)," says Nivi. "Buy the first edition".

Of the tested six pairwise combinations using quality-based fusion on two databases, all but a single case returned a better E 1 and E 2 error.

This value determines whether an event is overall bad (good) for a subject S. If E's value for S is negative, that is, if V S,E) < 0, then E is overall bad for S. If E's value is positive, then E is overall good for S. The more negative (positive) E's value is, the worse (better) E is for S. Consider an example.

Crowdsourcing can be used to do tasks that either no machine alone can do or where involving humans is better (e.g., CrowdDB [4]).

This model assumes that the two distributions have equal variance, but an unequal-variance model sometimes fits the data better (e.g., Mickes et al., 2017).

Even better, e-books from Amazon cost $9.99 for new releases and best sellers.

"What we're providing is a better e-mail experience," said Andrew Moley, the president and chief executive of Egreetings.

"You couldn't have had a better e-mail trail," a person familiar with the investigation told us.

Amazon risks losing a chunk of its ebook business to Apple if Apple offers both a better e-reader than the Kindle and more attractive content deals.

"He has a better e-mail list, he has better ideas, he's a better communicator and he's more in touch with what people think," Mr. Luntz said.