Sentence examples for examples defined from inspiring English sources

The consequence of this is that training people to interpret clinical signs might best be done using videos where possible and a standard set of examples defined by proportionate agreement amongst experts.

Given a test-set of positive and negative examples defined using n-variables (in this case, presence or absence of pCREs), SVM seeks to define a linear classifier (i.e., a hyperplane in variable space), that best divides positive and negative examples.

We illustrate the characteristics of a desired supervisor through several examples, define the corresponding properties of robustness, and develop a control policy that satisfies such properties.

To introduce one of his examples, define the fecundity B as the mean number of female fledglings per year.

Nineteenth-century Americans, for example, defined freedom in part as economic autonomy, achieved through owning a farm or small business.

The zero-tolerance policy, for example, defined child sexual abuse in a way that includes even situations that do not involve physical force or direct contact.

India's line, for example, defined the poor as those who ate less than 2,250 calories a day.

The 1923 Natives (Urban Areas) Act, for example, defined urban blacks as "temporary sojourners," welcome only insofar as they ministered "to the wants of the white population".

In this context, the only input is the target quality, for example, defined in terms of peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) for each frame.

It is, for example, defined in Shleifer and Vishny (2011): "A fire sale is essentially a forced sale of an asset at a dislocated price.

Andrews and her colleagues (2012), for example, defined a misconception as "a scientifically inaccurate idea about a scientific concept" that "may occur before and after instruction" (pp. 249 250).