Sentence examples for collective over a from inspiring English sources

"Churn rate (sometimes called attrition rate), in its broadest sense, is a measure of the number of individuals or items moving into or out of a collective over a specific period of time...

While the example above of a regression collective over a set of learning machines was the motivation for COBRA [ 1], it has also lead to increased scrutiny of analytic approaches using collections of features, biologically grounded networks or pathways each as new inputs to other machines.

One of Human Resources's partners is Small Form Space, a nascent filmmaking collective that recently took over a live/work space on Chung King Road, which remains the heart of the Chinatown scene.

Before anyone knew it, the city was wringing its collective hands over a supposed crime wave.

Hilarys and Camillas did their collective nut over a cast of Dickensian ne'er-do-wells updated for the last decade of the 20th century.

He says the "collective impact over a year" of changing seasonality, crop impacts, drought and sea level rise "will vastly exceed the number of people affected by a Haiyan".

Although Mr. Giuliani would not publicly discuss whether he thought the board should retain Mr. Levy, he did offer unusually mild-mannered words when asked if the interim chancellor should be in charge of collective bargaining over a teachers' contract that expires in November.

Or, if not, will he and the Black Hippy collective take over a stage?

But the disease I was most interested in addressing was apathy, a condition in which we express collective outrage over a societal ill and then eventually the anger dissipates as things return to "business as usual".

"Chinese society has always prioritized the collective over the individual," Yu Haiqing, a professor of Chinese culture and media at the University of New South Wales, told me.

Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, National Australia Bank, and Bendigo and Adelaide Bank applied in July to negotiate as a collective over the use of Apple Pay, which allows touch-and-go payments on iPhones.