Sentence examples for entries in the largest from inspiring English sources

The winner, a 2003 Dry Riesling from the Rivendell Winery, defeated 635 other entries, in the largest field ever entered in the 19-year-old competition among state wines.

Of the 200,000 or more entries in the large dictionaries of each language, the vast majority are either compounds and derivatives of the simpler words or else borrowings from other languages mostly of a scientific and cultural nature.

The bottom-up methods, such as GAP, prune one or more rows of the analysis operator which correspond to the entries of the largest correlation in each iteration.

The sum of absolute difference of entries in the vector on the larger genomes never exceeds 0.5% (as a percentage of the sum of entries in the vector) and is typically well below 0.25%; even on the smaller genome, the difference does not exceed 2% and is typically below 1%.

This is chiefly the design of Michael Arad, a young architect whose entry was chosen, in 2004, from among fifty-two hundred enthees, the largest such contest in history.

Jabra's Solemate line now has an entry in the extra-large category, the Solemate Max, and it's a sneaker-inspired audio accessory that's looking to step all over the competition.

But the 2015 Tour had one of the largest British entries in the race's history.

The light grey curves show the legacy approach used in [12 14] that assumes to know K; there, the indices of the K largest entries in the AMP recovery compose (widehat {mathcal {T}}_{mathrm {A}}).

AMP is assumed to know K, and (widehat {mathcal {T}}_{mathrm {A}}) is composed of the indices that correspond to the K largest entries in the recovered signal vector.

In fact, more than 60% of entries in the Protein Data Bank are dimers or larger assemblies.

The 2014 winner Pineau De Re - which, like Many Clouds, was ridden to victory by Leighton Aspell - features in the largest list of entries since 2008.