Sentence examples for conveys at from inspiring English sources

In so doing, it gives agency to the players in the story and thus conveys, at least to this reader, a sense of optimism.

On the other hand, this strategy conveys at least two drawbacks that may affect the query detection: (1) The errors of the audio segmentation module can result in missing speech segments that may eventually prove to contain query terms that are lost.

An HNC can be thought of as a highly specialized functional unit that 'responds' by becoming fully active only when a specific brain activation pattern − brought about by the sensory (or internal) stimulation − conveys at least a critical amount of activation in its neuronal circuits.

The youthful features of the deity are conveyed as at once fleshy and ethereal.

We couldn't see what nightmarish owls were meant to convey at the advertiser-courting party.

The raptures, pain and restlessness of youth are finely conveyed at a breathless pace.

The Abuelas, many of them now in their eighties and nineties, convey at times a heartbreaking sense of urgency.

This was a clear and loud message that Italy's G8 presidency conveyed at the recent summit at l'Aquila.

If the spammers want to stay in business, ultimately they must convey at least a hint of meaning.

There are stories behind Moroni's portraits – beautifully conveyed at the Royal Academy – but there are narratives within them too.

But in terms of the march of science, both events were of distinctly second-order magnitude, a fact almost impossible to convey at the time.