Sentence examples for by ordering a cutoff from inspiring English sources
To get a sense of the degree of contempt these two men have for the process, just consider that they are perfectly happy to allow a Bush supporter and Republican Party functionary, Florida's secretary of state, Katherine Harris, to basically pick the president of the United States by ordering a cutoff of hand counts in various counties at a time when Mr. Bush was barely 300 votes ahead.
Precision was computed as the fraction of query genes in a hit list, formed by truncating the search ordering at a cutoff that included half of the original query genes, guaranteeing a 50% recall rate for the hit list.
A spokesman for the Senate Republicans, John E. McArdle, described the allegation that Mr. Bruno had ordered a cellphone cutoff as "delusional".
*The subset of data used was selected by using a cutoff of at least 3 records in the database to avoid making inference about host orders or virus families, for which we had very little information.
By introducing a cutoff probability, pronunciation lexicons were created that contain only variants above this cutoff.
By introducing a "cutoff" frequency we can obtain a well-posed problem.
We defined the level of urbanization of municipalities by a cutoff point of 20,000 inhabitants in the municipality in order to isolate the women living in the largest cities (n = 7) in Brittany.
A receiver-operating characteristic (ROC) analysis was carried out in order to establish a cutoff score.
For consumers, including those shopping eBay or its retailer competitors also experimenting with same-day (including Amazon and Walmart), free delivery and lower prices are generally more important than the instant gratification of same-day delivery, which still has obstacles like having to order by certain cutoff times.
