Sentence examples similar to discount of documents from inspiring English sources

Editorial: Spain's royal renewal Following the outpouring of corruption allegations surrounding Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid, Fifa's chief ethics investigator has decided to discount millions of documents obtained by the Sunday Times, including emails linked to the Qatari former Fifa vice-president Mohamed bin Hammam.

Therefore a standard measure of relevance, given a particular query term, is the tf idf (term frequency inverse document frequency) for the term, which increases (e.g., logarithmically) with the frequency of occurrences of the term in the document but is discounted to the extent that it occurs frequently in the set of documents as a whole.

Rupert Jones of our consumer team explains: The Treasury's autumn statement documents reveal that ministers will implement a national council tax discount of 50% for "property annexes" from April 2014.

A McCausland discount of sorts.

A discount of 20% to 30% is not uncommon.

This results in a discount of $100.

Most have discount days, and often there's a discount of some kind every day.

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BEST: Discounts of 50% on New York Times bestsellers.

Discounting, of course, a few sunburned foreheads.

Look for discounts of 50percentt or more.