Sentence examples for check across from inspiring English sources
"We found that consistency check across 4 rounds of measurements is sufficient to achieve room level localization of 92.6% accuracy on average," they say.
"Maybe when you are 17 you will pass your driving test, and you will be allowed to check across all known databases in order to correct and wipe clean mistakes and start your adulthood fresh," Livingstone suggests.
Then, whenever someone slipped a check across the counter (or bought a bus pass, or mobile-phone minutes, or a prepaid debit card), Nix tellers asked if they'd like to open a free savings or checking account with a $5 deposit.
What Aetna can do at scale, in real time, over and over, is check across the millions of lives in their system and say, "Do we see any obvious gaps in care here?" They can then send a message to the doctor or to the patient.
It would, therefore, be desirable to have an easy method for monitoring the calibration of a PET system in order to exclude temporal drifts prior to the next calibration, providing also a consistency check across successive calibrations.
It does this by solving 3 key problems of online shopping: price comparison across all stores (including vouchers, discounts, shipping and returns); availability check across all stores (for all sizes and colours); and by featuring products from more than 100 stores, meaning that there is no need to browse an individual retailer's site.
They might read customer reviews, compare features such as a memory and processing speed, and price-check across several different retailers.
The process typically takes between 18 months and two years and includes multiple security checks across several agencies.
Businesses have been warned to take decorations down and authorities have stepped up spot checks across the capital.
In contrast, the George W. Bush tax cuts of 2001 delivered instant rebate checks across the country.
Identities and information have to be checked across international boundaries with police forces in other countries, and that often entails linguistic and logistical problems.
