Sentence examples for complete dictionary from inspiring English sources

Complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography Thousands of biographies of deceased mathematicians and natural scientists from all regions and historical periods.

-- To put to wrong use". Ash, The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language (London, 1775).

Sacrilege: "robbing of the church, or stealing things out of a sacred place". Sheridan, A Complete Dictionary of the English Language (6th ed., Phila., 1796).

There was the compact version of the complete dictionary (with type that required a magnifying glass to read), the "Additions" (three volumes of updates) and even an online version (subscriptions cost $295 a year).

A complete dictionary of the Hittite language.

It is not possible to construct a complete dictionary, as new names are generated every day.

Swype's Living Language feature adds slang to its auto-complete dictionary by watching what users type.

The over-complete dictionary is designed such that the sparseness of the representation is expected.

Such a system can be a basis, a frame, or a general over-complete dictionary.

Signal may be decomposed sparsely and power focally in an over-complete dictionary with matching pursuit (MP).

This model uses an over-complete dictionary of primitives which provides a distributed probabilistic representation of input features.