Sentence examples for channel long from inspiring English sources
"They can't toy with me like they toy with everybody else," Trump said of the news channel, long considered a kingmaker in GOP politics.
The Weather Channel long ago gave up any pretense that it didn't know what the rest of us are afraid to admit: that the weather is entertaining, and that bad weather is very entertaining.
Methodically, he began to build a fleet of 130 vessels, 31,000 men, and 2,431 cannons to hold naval supremacy in the English Channel long enough for Alessandro Farnese, duke of Parma, and his army, stationed at Dunkirk, to cross over to England.
Hadlow has not been at the channel long enough to be considered a permanent fixture just yet, although TV types seem to agree that she's done a good job since joining in June 2004, successfully extending the channel's appeal and growing audiences.
Channel long sections exhibit 'stepped' profiles where resistant rock strata cross valley floors but are now partially or completely breached.
To achieve this, we used ArcGIS and Stream Profiler platforms to generate catchment hillshade and slope rasters and to extract drainage network, channel long profile and channel slope, and area data.
"Many of these niche channels long ago cast aside the usual journalistic disinterest," Mr. Wald said.
The beamformed signal is further processed by a single-channel long short-term memory (LSTM) enhancement network, which is used to extract stacked mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCC) features.
Andrea Wong has high hopes of turning the Lifetime television network and its sister channels, long known for their women-in-peril flicks, into a hip escape for women of all ages.
In order to overcome the drawback of this CFA pattern, we propose a color interpolation method that reconstructs the four high resolution channels (long exposed W, short exposed W, R, and B) from the sampled low resolution channels.
He channeled long held popular grievances to win the presidency seven years after his failed coup attempt.
