Sentence examples for constructed series from inspiring English sources

He said other networks might be talking about new programming models as an excuse for their failure with traditionally constructed series.

A cunningly constructed series of C-4 detonatedetonated in Kuta Beach bore away the security and succulence Australians had always associated with Bali.

The tabloid press jumped on the gesture, reading it as the next in a carefully constructed series of clues that they believe Allen is using to hint at trouble in her marriage.

It begins with a placid evocation of the more peaceful part of that expedition but quickly gets to the business of tumbling, something Ms. Winkelman suggests in an inventively constructed series of tense, rhythmically sharp-edged passages, sliding chordal figures and acidic harmonies.

William Monk, the enigmatic "private agent of enquiry" in this meticulously constructed series, and his wife, Hester, a nurse who provides the moral ballast, are dispatched to America to recover the girl -- a pursuit that lands them in the thick of battle at Manassas.

In addition, diverse sets of parameters are obtained to create multi-kernels in terms of the constructed series of filters.

More specifically, we construct series of youth rates by recording the level of wage that is eligible at each age.

Researchers can also examine other statistical and intelligent models, such as GARCH and SVM models, to construct series and parallel hybrid models to forecast financial time series.

Upon constructing series of data by year, it was found that women have moved from representing 19% of the graduates in 1970 to almost half the graduates in the year 2001 (49.3%).

It defines a set of transcription factors that are directly regulating genes of interest and a set of receptors whose ligands are in the list of interest and then constructs series of networks; one for each receptor.

Series methods use many constructed or series regressors – regressors formed as transformation of elementary regressors – to approximate regression functions.