Sentence examples for complete outputs from inspiring English sources

(Z_{x} k), Z_{y} k)in mathbb{R}^{l}) are the complete outputs of the network.

During the six-month follow-up data collection, some fellows were embarrassed and apologetic about not having been able to complete outputs as they might have hoped.

(Chinen) MICROSCOPIC SEPTET (Thursday) Last year the complete output of this high-spirited outfit was reissued by Cuneiform, thwarting any notion that jazz in the 1980s was strictly a conservative affair.

Less than five vinyl records' worth of his music appeared during his lifetime; since his death there have been more than 50 CD's, including 24 so far in Hat Art's monumental attempt at his complete output.

The summer show, entitled Comics Unmasked: Art and Anarchy in the UK, is being staged by the British Library which holds the complete output of the British comics industry but said it had not in the past done the genre justice.

And yet an unprejudiced listener can circumvent the plants, the ghosts and the recyclers, and learn a lot about Stravinsky from his music, especially in programs like the one on Thursday at the Morgan Library & Museum, in which five singers will present Stravinsky's complete output of songs.

Although a "Quine" is defined in the New Hackers Dictionary as "a program that generates a copy of its own source text as its complete output," Mr. Quine never wrote on a computer, always preferring the 1927 Remington typewriter that he first used for his doctoral thesis.

No one has done more for the cause of Sibelius over the past decade or more than the Swedish label BIS, which has used the 50th anniversary of the composer's death this autumn to begin to repackage its recordings of his complete output into boxed sets.

Included with the package are test examples with complete output of results.

campestris (XccBphP) bearing its photosensor and its complete output module, a PAS9 domain.

Figure 5 The complete output of moment tensor solution of the 22 September 2011 event (lowest magnitude earthquake).