Sentence examples for first person only from inspiring English sources

We note that we only use the first person tweets for testing hypothesis and the "First person only" model is our baseline model.

The final row ("First person only") is our main baseline corresponding to a model that only considers tweets that passed the first person classifier.

As shown later in this section, the gain from the first person classifier is high, which is why we use this "First person only" model as our baseline reference model.

Paine rejects prophecies and miracles, writing: "it is revelation to the first person only, and hearsay to every other, and consequently they are not obliged to believe it".

The fact that Gaja often refers to himself in the third person only adds to the sense of deification.

In a similar way, if you had data showing that 9 people each had $1,000 in their bank accounts, but a tenth person only has $1, the median average would work out to $900.10 – almost 10% less than the most common amount.

Oh, and also some thoughts about writing and magazines, because she is a writer, which makes the use of the third-person only slightly less weird.

Our improvements with respect to the "one tweet, one vote" baseline for first-person-only tweets are arguably small, (0.3%) for unemployment data in Section 6.5 and (7.4%) for flu data in Section 6.1.

She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the first person and only woman to win twice, the only person to win twice in multiple sciences, and was part of the Curie family legacy of five Nobel Prizes.

Boeing, in its communications about the machinists contract, shifted from corporate-speak to first person plural only after the union voted to approve the stripped-down version, referring finally to "our" employees and "amazing team".

(The fifth person had only just started in his position at the time during which the interviews were conducted).