Sentence examples for concept of some from inspiring English sources

The task begins with a title generated by a human, describing a concept of some kind, such as Machine Learning The Complete Guide.

"This concept of some kind of integrity unit is something I have talked about and supported for a long time, but not in the form the IOC are thought to be advocating," the New Zealander told Inside the Games.

Back in 1986, hours before the sixth game of the World Series, I wrote an early-edition Sunday column that toyed with the concept of some cockamamie curse involving Babe Ruth and the Red Sox.

In this review, we will present the background and concept of some recent Internet-based computer technologies such as cloud computing, big data processing and machine learning, followed by their potential applications in radiotherapy, such as treatment planning and dose delivery.

Here, "fraud" doesn't mean just an affirmative misrepresentation, but its broader concept of some act or omission that causes another to be injured.

The concept of some static, permanent, distinct storage form that experiences leave in the organism seems to link old and modern models.

The chapter begins with an introduction, which is followed by descriptions of main concepts of some important biopolymer families.

For this purpose, we give the concepts of some spatio-temporal symmetric periodic solutions.

A closer look at the concept of support: some application to the care of patients with cancer.

"We're basically opposed to the whole concept of having some state-appointed administrator go into Camden or any other municipality," said William G. Dressel Jr., the league's executive director.

He was a drunken old fart who didn't care about the concept of being some respected writer: he just wrote and wanted to drink.