Sentence examples for cleaning across from inspiring English sources

The results underwent a manual consistency check and cleaning across the dataset: (1) occurrence data for different entity names that refer clearly to one entity were merged (e.g., Google Corporation and Google), (2) all locations were clustered according to region, (3) named entities occurring in less than four articles were ignored in further analysis.

Rubin et al. recently made some progress to this end by using an agent-based modeling approach for simulating combinations of controls (isolation, hand hygiene, environmental cleaning) across a complex contact network of individuals within a hospital.

The gain of economy of scale is very important since once a given type of error is identified, rules can be applied for cleaning across the whole data set, therefore avoiding overloading remote services.

As The Telegraph splashes tales of taxpayer-financed duck islands and moat-cleaning across its front pages, there is talk of a political revolution along the Thames.

Then, rinse it clean and buff with your jewelry cleaning cloth across the radius.

While the party was cleaning up across much of Greater London, only one of its candidates, Keith Darvill, held his seat.

The company now rivals the likes of Bizzby, TaskRabbit and Hassle, offering handyman and cleaning services across the U.K., Europe, U.S. and Australia with 650 employees and 2,000 franchisees.

The absent workers couldn't pick up birthday cakes at the nearby bakery, and their non-patronage probably contributed to the shuttered dry cleaning store across the road.

To promote the series, ABC issued a laundry-themed campaign and purchased advertisement space in magazines such as InStyle and People and on dry-cleaning bags across the country.

"We take an obsessive approach to cleaning and sanitizing across our entire destination and to maintaining a healthy environment for our team members and guests," said Tom Schroder, a spokesman for the Universal Orlando Resort.

These "shortcomings" included missed targets on both the rapid removal of cattle with TB and the follow-up of missed tests, and "weaknesses in cleaning and disinfection" across the industry, all of which increase the risk of TB spreading between cattle.