Sentence examples for either the event from inspiring English sources

For the event boundary and event middle conditions, summary movies (highlights) were created from the still frames drawn from either the event boundary or event middle.

Thus, one might consider the Big Bang as either the event of the commencing of the universe or else a state in which "any two points in the observable universe were arbitrarily close together" (Silk 2001, 63).

Following the principle that an outcome should be counted if either the event of interest or a more serious event has occurred, we compared MRSA isolation from blood cultures with isolation from both blood cultures and other specimens (rather than other specimens alone), analogous to, for example, comparing time to death and time to myocardial infarction or death.

Overall, in case cohort analysis, use of either the event time or rank order of the event time fails to take into consideration of the case-cohort design.

The event h = (h1 default h2) is present when either the event h1 or the event h2 is present, h is absent otherwise.

Mr. Sawyer didn't dispute either the event or the point.

Those seizure events were either the sole event or probably the reason why the owner sought medical treatment.

In either case, the event occurred in 1957, by which time he had changed his name.

Whoever espouses that notion is either diminishing the event's enormity or afraid to embrace the truth, or both.

If athletes like Oscar just keep winning, then it either means the event is too easy or most likely the competition is rubbish.

Users would either tag the event or check-in on Instagram, and then Instagram populates the trending content at the top of the page.