Sentence examples for definite merit from inspiring English sources
While that was impossible for me to believe at the time, I realize now it has definite merit.
However, the fact that this strategy is very successful for the bovine data set shows that there is definite merit in this approach and a more involved scoring function based on the wavelet coefficients could produce marked improvements in classification.
I have felt that to bring a group of men together, to give them music of sound quality and historic significance, to make for them an opportunity to sing this music, thereby learning it as it can be learned in no other way, was to define a program of definite educational merit.
I visited Nite Moves earlier this month and concluded that what the dancers do there has definite artistic and athletic merit, but unfortunately I wasn't consulted in the ruling.
Not definitive, just definite.
As yet, it is very difficult to draw any definite conclusions about the relative merits of such diverse methods of stock preparation.
Other variants merit further validation to establish their definite role in explanation of interindividual differences in the outcome of capecitabine-based therapy.
We show that, assuming that two of its defining matrices are positive definite, this symmetric CQEiCP reduces to the computation of a stationary point of an appropriate merit function on a convex set.
And yet, though many of us would place ourselves in the former camp, there remains a definite niggling concern that yet again English football is failing to regard football management with the gravitas it merits.
