Sentence examples for free true from inspiring English sources

This configuration balanced two performance indices by considering free true anomaly.

Once the orbital transfer problem is solved, the fuzzy decision maker has to choose the best configuration among the free true anomaly solutions and performance indices to upgrade the proposed algorithm.

But even before coming to New York, as she spent her youth chasing an ambition to become a "real free true lady artist," the Baroness played the part of model and muse.

If performance index T 2 is defined as the frame index for constructing the free ("true") modeled background frame, for the illustrated example shown in Figure 10, T 2 = 152 for THstill = 20, whereas T 2 = 128 for THstill = 40.

In other words, the ego, despite conscious senses to the contrary, is not a locus of autonomous agency, the seat of a free, true "I" determining its own fate.

For the Reddy approach, a bootstrapping video sequence with a large number of video frames is required to obtain the free ("true") modeled background frame, due to some blocks in each video frame might be erroneously estimated based on the corresponding candidate block set in the frequency domain.

Triple collocation (TC) can be used to validate observations of a continuous geophysical target variable when the error-free true value is not known.

Those values that gave the maximum dimer-free true negative rate (and, where tied, the maximum AUC) were used in the final algorithm.

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It's true that most of us try to "conform to a standard" socially, but in private, our freer true Selves have quirks, and unique preferences; we are infinitely complex, highly imperfect one-of-a-kind creations - our billions of nerve cells uniquely programmed by genetics and experiences.

Such syntax is one more indication that Mr. Weiss would have fared better with a forthright, baloney-free true-crime story rather than one that even regales the reader with the killing of a 1,200-pound 1,200-pound