Sentence examples for chance split from inspiring English sources

For testing embedding, each network was trained for 100 epochs with experiments repeated 20 times to eliminate bias, due to chance split when creating training, validation and test partitions.

In Amsterdam's Schiphol airport, a dozen kilos come to light when a luggage trolley, quite by chance, splits the Suriname diplomatic bag.

If you are using a finishing nail (much cheaper than eye hook), you'll want a softer wood dowel so you do not chance splitting the wood.

"This gives us a chance to split up the left-handers at the bottom," Girardi said.

A subsequent scrum infringement gave Sexton the chance to split the posts from a central position.

But Ginobili also picked up his fourth foul, giving Tony Allen a chance to split free throws and tie the score for the ninth time.

Best case, I figured, Microsoft might have the chance to split up the two systems in a couple of years — in Windows 9, for example.

This gave Israelis the chance to split their vote between a mainstream candidate for prime minister and the parliamentary candidates of smaller, often ethnically or religiously based factions.

The Kiwis had been looking for a chance to split away, took it when offered at the start of the upwind work on leg three and there was little that Oracle could then do.

Mr Gubbay took the hint.In this section Saddam plays his ace A Big Mac future Last chance saloon Split by a pointless war Cuffed justice ReprintsSince then, six top judges have resigned or retired under pressure from the government.

Referee: Howard Webb (S Yorkshire) First email of the day: Is from Mr. Ali Narbar, who is offering me the chance to split the $18m he has just come into as he needs a UK bank account to transfer it to.