Sentence examples for deliberately wiped from inspiring English sources
Comparing permutations with deliberately wiped out periodicity to the original time series we can estimate whether a particular order of observations (i.e. time series) is important.
Comparing permutations with deliberately wiped out periodicity to the original time series, we estimated whether the original order of observations minimized the overall noise.
Hemond and Solo-Gabriele (2004) reviewed studies in which (typically adult) human hands were used to deliberately wipe CCA-treated lumber and reported much higher arsenic residues on hands than found by Kwon et al. (2004).
She also revealed that she has smashed all of her gold discs and last year deliberately had everything wiped from her computer, including demos of new songs.
"Surely no place could have grown up as ugly as this without some evil mind having deliberately planned to wipe out every trace of beauty," wrote socialist politician Fenner Brockway about this town of more than 31,000 people in 1932, in his book Hungry England.
Perhaps the most important disclosure in draft legislation published today is that if HMRC concludes that a company, such as Google or Starbucks, is deliberately under-stating or wiping out its profits by charging its UK operations too much for the use of overseas-owned intellectual property - for example - it would be able to disallow 30% of those charges or expenses.
Splash drops were wiped off.
She moves as deliberately as an efficient mom wiping up a nasty spill.
