Sentence examples for either coin from inspiring English sources

Choose one nation's currency to investigate, and select one denomination (either coin or paper money).

The player tosses either Coin 1, loaded to lose almost all the time or Coin 2 loaded to win more than half the time.

To "read" the I-Ching, a person uses either coin tosses or yarrow stalks to generate a hexagram.

Nature's probability of flipping either coin does not actually depend on the agent's prediction, so we can replace the conditional probabilities p0(θ|x) by p0.

Moreover, we see that in our case, nature's probability of flipping either coin does not actually depend on the agent's prediction, so we can replace the conditional probabilities p(θ|x) by p. We have then an inner variational problem: arg max p ~ ∑ θ p ~ - 1 β log p ~ p 0 + U ( x, θ ) (14).

That is to say, a head on either coin represents the necessary generative condition to guarantee an effect on that trial.

He either coined or popularized the term "Virtual Reality" and in the early 1980s founded VPL Research, the first company to sell VR products.

Bonus levels comprise of various blocks with balloons in them; popping the balloons yields either coins or power-ups.

The quotation marks were included, suggesting the magazine writer was either coining the term or indicating it was still a novel usage.

His resume places him squarely in what he might himself term nerd royalty: He was an early pioneer in virtual reality, a term he "either coined or popularized," according to the bio on his home page.

Each fish costs either coins or sand dollars.