Sentence examples for form the kernel from inspiring English sources
European firms have been slower, but this week British Aerospace (BAe) confirmed that it was in the closing stages of its long-running negotiations to merge with DaimlerChrysler Aerospace (DASA) to form the kernel of a European Aerospace and Defence Company (EADC).
Thus, we can form the kernel matrix (M_{SIR} = text {Var}[text {E}(mathbf {Z}|Y)].) Let (mathbf x _i,) (mathbf z _i,) and (y_i) be the sample versions of their respective unobserved quantities.
Maybe the computer from "Her" is indeed the future of user interfaces and the natural language processing and all of the other tech that drives Google's voice commands and search today will surely form the kernel of the artificial intelligence systems the company will one day build.
National prestige was also part of the impulse that drove the three expeditions that form the kernel of his book.
The data points are implicitly projected from the input space I into the feature space F by replacing the standard Euclidean dot product with a positive-semidefinite symmetric bilinear form, the kernel function κ (Eq. 2).
These two moments in Act II formed the kernel of a great performance.
The idea that the past was as susceptible to political control as the present later formed the kernel of "Nineteen Eighty-Four".
Far-reaching plans for the economic development of the Russian Empire formed the kernel of Witte's policy.
Four years ago, Gabrielle yielded to the inevitable and agreed to examine the possibility of putting out 'properly cleaned-up versions' of the blues and folk tunes that formed the kernel of all those Drake bootlegs.
The romantic triangle that forms the kernel of the novel, a juicy melodrama cast against the sultry, stylish imagery of North Africa in the fifties, is surely what led Hollywood to acquire the film rights to it, with Scarlett Johansson attached to star.
French daily Le Monde reported Jean-Marie Messier again considers a partial sale of Vivendi's 64%-controlled water unit, a 150-year-old Gallic firm that formed the kernel of his global media empire.
