Sentence examples similar to e one day from inspiring English sources

We define U s i as the set of users that accessed s i in a certain time period (e.g., one day) and define N e t s i as a complete graph of U s i, where the weight between a user pair is their similarity (defined below).

So is a 2008 novel published by Riverhead; and another, published in 2010, by Henry Holt (its author, Kate Racculia, told me via e-mail "One day, on an otherwise normal commute, 'This Must Be the Place' came on my iPod and punched me in the face").

School attendance was recorded using a single question asking "How would you describe your attendance at school or college?" with responses of "None", "About 10% (e.g. one half day)", "About 20% (e.g. one day)", "About 40% (e.g. two days)", "About 60% (e.g. three days)", "About 80% (e.g. four days)", "Full time (100%)", and "Not applicable".

DON SUNDQUIST renamed Tennessee "Tennis-E" for one day.

An invitation to fill out this (brief) web-based questionnaire will be sent via e-mail one day after they have received their third feedback letter.

Four groups of mice (4 mice per group) were orally administered either vehicle (PBS); 100 μg of colostrum control; 50 μg of Imm124-E, or 500 μg of Imm124-E daily, starting one day following intrarectal administration of TNBS and for four additional days following administration of TNBS, and then sacrificed.

Termination conditions may also be agreed at service negotiation (e.g., "for one day", or "until this predicate becomes true").

If they become infected, they first pass through a latent period (E) which lasts on average one day before they become contagious (I).

It takes practice, she says, "but being aware of our different levels of fullness is a start", i.e. on one day we might be hungrier than the next, and that's fine.

The Weather Channel's own Web site got about 4,000 e-mails in one day, mostly angry.

Elsewhere, he has been reported as speculating that E-ACT might one day run more than 250 schools.