Sentence examples for completely constructing from inspiring English sources
This means that incrementally updating the envelope (E_c) of a time-series subsequence c and then using (E_c) in reversed LB_(_{Keogh}) make similarity search faster than completely constructing (E_c), or not using (E_c).
"One year we completely constructed a deck on a home for physically challenged people".
"It was pretty poor-quality tape recordings of what was going on, but it presented this kind of reality that was completely constructed in terms of images.
At Avan Marak Tsapatagh, on Lake Sevan — a popular lakeside resort town with outdoor sports — the lodge is completely constructed of Armenian stone.
From linear corridors to rooms full of secrets, the question surfaces of whether audiences or players can completely construct their own stories in these environments.
Earlier this year, London-based interior design consultancy, Studio DB designed a permanent shop in Brixton Village, with fittings completely constructed from cardboard, glue and string.
As for the resemblance between the President and her novel's scientist hero, Kingsolver says that she had "completely constructed the character of Ovid" before the likeness struck her.
The first important thing to remember about American Psycho is that everything within the novel is completely constructed, based on the culture surrounding the time during which the book was written.
Small form-factor MCP-based photodetectors completely constructed out of glass were designed and prototypes were successfully fabricated.
Moreover, two medium- and large-sized gas fields were proved, and three medium- and large-sized gas fields were completely constructed.
Thus, even when the Aristotelian text is extremely cryptic, corrupt, or terse, commentators make every effort to give the text a clear and consistent sense, even if it must be almost completely constructed.
