Sentence examples for event tempo from inspiring English sources

For each sport, we study three measurable quantities: scoring event tempo, balance, and predictability.

For example, he said that by looking at your events, Tempo knows where you spend money and what kind of restaurants you like to visit for dinner, and it will be rolling out more personal assistant features over the next few months to take advantage of that understanding.

Obviously this rate is determined by the prevalence of chlamydia in the target population and the event related screening tempo: at the motorsports event, where the prevalence of chlamydia was 2.2%, the detection tempo was 1.75 positive tests per hour (i.e. a positive test for every 34 minutes of screening).

As shown in Fig. 2, the envelopes of the rhythm consisted of 12 distinct frequencies ranging from the frequency corresponding to the period of the entire rhythm to the frequency corresponding to the period of the unitary event at each tempo of presentation.

For the perception, we develop a hierarchical hidden Markov model that combines event detection and tempo tracking.

For the perception module, we develop a hierarchical hidden Markov model (a changepoint model) that combines event detection and tempo tracking.

Furthermore, through the PMM model, more than one motif could be inserted or deleted in a single event, hence the generation tempo of motif indels greatly increases.

The radical groups are the most effective fighters and control the tempo of events.

It integrated live and taped events to invigorate the tempo; it showed fewer and shorter athletic profiles that shed the weepy motif of many features in Olympics past; and it appealed directly to young people by producing sports like snowboarding and aerials as if they were in ESPN's hip, rambunctious X Games, not Baron Pierre de Coubertin's Olympics.

Across all sports, we find that the tempo of events follows a common three-phase pattern within each distinct period of play (Figure 3).

The German assault on Western Europe on 10 May 1940 changed the tempo of events.