Sentence examples for equivalent records from inspiring English sources

The government's preferred measure of inflation fell to 0.3% in January from 0.5% in December, the slowest pace since equivalent records began for the consumer prices index in 1989.

Random data split ignores the distribution of equivalent records amongst tables.

The fully-equivalent group (SG) contains some k equivalent records, in some Q attributes.

The idea is grouping all Q-ID attributes to filter the entirely equivalent records and store them in SG location.

Let some q attributes have equivalent records k, where q attributes are part of Q, so q ≤ Q ≤ m.

The Semi-equivalent group (SSG) contains some k equivalent records, in some q attributes, where 2 ≤ q ≤ Q − 1.

Wheatley agreed with Labour MP John Mann that Britain had seen "the biggest series of quantifiable wrongdoing in the history of our financial services industry" and said he could not think of another industry that had an equivalent record.

But the existence of "Tolerance" still makes the point that the abuse of women in popular music is so deeply ingrained and widely accepted that an equivalent record protesting about it seems quite unthinkable.

He performed the teenage equivalent, recording Snap Stories for his buddies.

The two recording electrodes were placed in four zones located rostro-medial, caudo-lateral, parallel and inside, with respect to the graft (in MSC group); in the sham group or internal control group, we used equivalent recording positions.

This happens in fully-equivalent records only.