Sentence examples for boost values from inspiring English sources
Saturday's auction offered a controlled experiment on McQueen's power to boost values.
The IR system processes the documents in the standard way, selecting different boost values for title and abstract: 10 for title, 3 for abstract, just as in the CTD reference system (notice that the boosting mentioned here is internal to the IR system, while in the previous section we mentioned a similar boosting factor for the OntoGene pipeline).
Experiments with different boost values for title and abstract did not show any statistically significant change in the MAP scores, probably because most of the information is in the abstract, not in the title: the existence of relevant information in the title typically implies relevant information in the abstract.
In the light of these events, African Barrick's board has asked the management to conduct an operational review to boost value for shareholders.
Such devotion can boost value for advertisers, especially if a product gets talked about in a chat room.
It was food for thought for McDonald's, which admitted it respected Ackman's passion, but believed there were simpler ways to boost value than ridding itself of eateries.
Church says blending discounter and department-store concepts will boost value, convenience and the shopping desirability of the stores, and that the changes will likely be well-received by customers.
Welcome to the world of high art – where dealers bid on and buy pieces they already own at auction to boost value, and encourage their stables to make super-sized works with the sole intention of attracting super-sized prices.
With needs expected to grow and national budgets squeezed by the global financial crisis, some rich donor states are pressing the charities they fund to boost value for money in relief efforts.
"The depression of I-93 exponentially boosts values by removing a barrier to the sea," said Ms. Suydam of Equity Office.
The two best fitting parameter sets predicted peak boosting values between 2.8 and 4 (maximum allowable value), a duration of boosting limited to 1 or 2 years and, as before, no endogenous boosting.
