Sentence examples for definition Extreme from inspiring English sources

Definition: Extreme self motivation.

More specifically, model A is a multivariate Gaussian model for which, by definition, extreme values (both high and low) are spatially uncorrelated.

By definition, extreme events are rare, which means the quality and quantity of data can be limited for some events.

This is incomprehensible to Americans: a party that calls for banning the Koran and terms Islam a totalitarian ideology seems by definition extreme-right in an American context.

"The lesson you always learn is that your definition of extreme is not extreme enough," Mr. Viniar said.

In the W303 experiments, chromosome 12 disomy causes a growth defect that I definitely would agree fits the definition of "extreme".

In other words, there exists at most one η ⊗ ∈ ( 0, 1 ) that satisfies ∂ E / ∂ η | η = η ⊗ = 0. Given Eq. (11) and Eq. (12) as well as the definition of extreme value, E has and only has one extreme value, i.e., η ∗ = η ⊗ and E > E , η ≠ η ∗.

We follow the definition of extreme and outlier observations as outlined in [ 1]: an extreme observation fits the underlying relationship between survival time and the covariate but it lies in the extremes of the (covariate) distribution, whereas the outlier observation does not fit the underlying relationship.

Lyndon B. Johnson's definition was extreme; Trump's definition has so far proved disastrous.

But inside some city public libraries, the definition of extreme trends more toward turtleneck than breakneck.

The bank's definition of extreme poverty is stark, simple and even alliterative.