Sentence examples for fare approach from inspiring English sources
Two sites use a customer-suggested fare approach to cheap seats, but with very different rules.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, quizzed about the China deal on his weekly LBC radio show, summed up the government's laissez fare approach.
Commission hearings are often dominated by verbal jousting between Ms. Weintraub and Mr. McGahn, who brings not only a laissez-fare approach to campaign finance but a rapid-fire command of case law to support his view.
Maybe the laissez-fare approach to sanitation is meant to build up the immune system.
With the pianist Jon Klibonoff, Ms. Bachmann played Mr. Glass's Sonata for Violin and Piano with the kind of intensity and ardor normally reserved for Romantic fare, an approach that suited the restless permutations of the outer movements and the limpid central section.
Bad Choices acquaints readers with algorithmic thinking by highlighting different ways of approaching tasks and pointing out how these approaches fare relative to each other.
The string arrangements elevate it above typical Monkeys/Rascals fare to something approaching the drama and humanity of Scott Walker or Love.
Commuter advocates say the service on the New Haven line is intended to cushion the blow of approaching fare increases; the governor plans a news conference on Tuesday.
Using a set of simulated and real life data sets, we illustrate that the proposed hybrid approach fares well, both in training and holdout samples, when compared to the traditional back-propagation artificial neural network (ANN) and a genetic algorithm-based artificial neural network (GA-ANN).
When it comes to differentiating between high- and low-risk offenders, the CORELS approach fared just as well or better than other models, including COMPAS.
The results seem to indicate that a constraint-based approach fares reasonably well, usually in the same order of magnitude as some purely symbolic encoding via decision diagrams [ 17], whereas the solutions of the CSP are explicit.
