Sentence examples for exactly express from inspiring English sources

Whether this is true, Goldsmith is the owner of a demeanour that doesn't exactly express collegiate solidarity.

The well-known Allais [39] and Ellsberg [40] paradox indicates that the classical von-Neumann-Morgenstern linear expected utility theory (here we mean that the linear expectation (mathbb{E}) is used) cannot exactly express people's subjective preferences or criterion involving risk.

Since for a memoryless exponentially distributed service time, the remaining parts of the service are identically distributed, it is possible to exactly express S, the initial setup time for the HP traffic, as follows: S = R r ( λ 1 ) 1 - P ae ( λ 1 ), Y < T 2 + R Pr ( Y ≤ T 2 ) P L | NH P ae ( λ 1 ), T 2 < Y Pr ( Y > T 2 ) P L | NH P ae ( λ 1 ), 0 Otherwise, (62).

That gave me a push because Amfi didn't exactly express me.

On comparison of both approaches (TPN and FOHPN), we can state that TPN approach has a higher accuracy (its marking exactly express human individuals) while FOHPN offer the piecewise-linear functions (something like tangents or envelopes of the courses of the actual continuous marking).

The Guardian judges admired the fact that the society was a mutual organisation rather than a business, commenting: "Its name exactly expresses what it's trying to achieve – and all this in a market with strong, dominant players".

But the real peach of a performance comes from Yul Vázquez, of the original New York cast, as Cousin Julio, whose air of scented chivalry exactly expresses the contradictions at the heart of Guirgis's astonishing play.

The clothes exactly expressed the different characters within a large dysfunctional family: the sweet dresses with Empire waists and frothy layers; the chic evening skirts, one in draped navy charmeuse with a velvet-cuffed wool jacket; the romantic bias-cut dresses with eccentric stockings; the viperish black tulle frocks with sheer bodices and black garters.

His poems attracted the interest of poets like George MacBeth (who broadcast some on Radio 3), Gavin Ewart, and Vernon Scannell, who declared in his introduction to the book that "the sense of what the war was really like to the common soldier in action could be scarcely more poignantly and exactly expressed".

The impulse responses can be exactly expressed as fixed point binary values.

For instance, boosting and genetic algorithms naturally fit into an iterative style and thus cannot be exactly expressed with MapReduce.