Sentence examples for boosting word from inspiring English sources

Box office boosting word of mouth buzz may be limited in the long run by the movie's failure to pick up superlative reviews, though a 70percentnt "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes is nothing to be sniffed at.

As an essential low-voltage circuit, a triple pumping scheme is proposed to generate a stable boosted voltage whose level exceeds over twice the supply voltage and which is required for the boosted word-line bias.

The brand, boosted by word of mouth among bartenders, is on fire.

Bank stocks followed the broad market higher in the afternoon, boosted by word that financial firms are taking fewer emergency loans from the Federal Reserve.

While the Liberal Democrat faithful loved all the talk of fighting recession and boosting demand, a word of caution – or rather three words of caution – are in order.

Having mood-boosting words-of-wisdom close at hand can help you handle a difficult diet day.

Share's popularity has been boosted mostly by word of mouth and its live Web broadcast of the Sunday event at www.share.dj.dj

This is a nice addition that will boost discovery via word of mouth and also provide a basic action anyone can take using 3D Touch, which many developers have yet to implement.

While this scheme may well result in some improvement in word recognition with boosting, while avoiding relying on potentially erroneous phonetic labels, there is some information that is not utilised.

As children acquire more reading experience, morphosyntatic patterns are abstracted and become automatic, boosting the processing of morphologically complex words.

Section 6 discusses an algorithm, introduced in [3], for word error rate minimisation using boosting techniques.