Sentence examples for creating an edge from inspiring English sources

I'm literally creating nodes with the names, using the appropriate methods, creating an edge, adding it into the graph.

THE NAMES With his experience under pressure and his inventiveness in creating an edge for himself, Hackl is always a threat.

In the years ahead I see my leadership role as being an irritant, a gadfly -- infusing creativity and creating an edge to everything the Body Shop does".

Ms. Roddick said in a recent memoir that she saw her role at the company as "being an irritant, a gadfly infusing creativity and creating an edge to everything the Body Shop does".

Representing a surface of the world as well as giving names to spaces and things is in itself creating an edge, a perimeter that tells people how to look and understand the world.

By treating the collected web sites as nodes in a graph, and by creating an edge between two web sites each time a hyperlink is found between them, it becomes possible to create a (large) network that can be analyzed further to find out which the most interesting web sites are.

"It does create an edge for the big guys," he said.

And then I'll just create an edge the other direction.

That may not sound like much, but a road creates an edge along which the forest frays slowly.

To be even "stain-resistant," though, steel must contain chromium, which creates an edge that is normally coarser, and more difficult to sharpen, than its carbon cousin.

Pull in the four sides of the tarts a little, crimping them to create an edge, then brush all around with more egg wash.