Sentence examples for exploiting the facts from inspiring English sources

Exploiting the facts above and using the threshold λ(k) derived in (16) for each subband of a noisy speech frame, two different threshold values suitable for a subband of a silent or speech frame are proposed to be chosen as λ ′ ( k ) = max ( t k, m j ), SKL ( p ˆ i ( t k, m j ), q ˆ i ( t k, m j ) ) ≈ 0 λ ( k ), otherwise.

This is often referred to as the Bayesian R, by analogy with the classical coefficient of determination in a regression model: R 2 = var (β i ) var (z i j ) = var (β i ) var (β i ) + var (ε i j ) = τ 2 τ 2 + π 2 / 3  , exploiting the facts that the β i and ε ij are independent and that the variance of the standard logistic distribution is π/3.

In this instance, though, the Republicans are exploiting the fact that the C.B.O.

Al Qaeda provoked the stadium violence, he said, exploiting the fact that the Army was "disorganized — knowing that it would react".

We address measurement error by exploiting the fact that PIAAC measures skills in several domains.

"They are exploiting the fact that the internet is so international in nature," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

A two step identification procedure is proposed by exploiting the fact that the GOBF based models have output error structure.

The oversegmentation method reduces blocking by exploiting the fact that label transitions often coincide with image discontinuities compare [17].

where denotes and the last equality has been obtained by exploiting the fact that,, and, moreover, (B.5).

He has also deftly managed the team's television rights, exploiting the fact that the Leafs are the NHL's most valuable media property.

The Dartboard pros may also, consciously or not, be exploiting the fact that the Journal's performance results do not include dividends.