Sentence examples for from count from inspiring English sources

The war derived its name from Count Christopher of Oldenburg.

Processing and extracting meaningful knowledge from count data is an important problem in data mining.

Appendix IV: The gradual transition from count nouns to pure non-count nouns.

Our results from count data models on the number of new products in development provide empirical support for our hypotheses.

He also met Mary Tolstoy, whom he married in 1945 following her divorce from Count Dmitri Tolstoy.

Monday saw the return of Ed Reardon, Radio 4's most consistently funny curmudgeon (apart from Count Arthur Strong).

This grammar is provably supraregular, and allows multiple possible structural interpretations ranging from count-and-compare, to center-embedded, to cross-serial structure.

The scope of this study is thus restricted to examining the effects of model-based classifiers for identifying somatic mutations from count-based data.

Inspired by both Mughal and Moorish mosque architecture and paved with floral marble from - count them - 28 different countries, the mosque has a trifecta of superlatives.

Russian nationalism nevertheless received some support from Count Uvarov, who, in his famous report to the tsar in 1832, proclaimed three principles as "truly Russian": Orthodoxy, autocracy, and the national principle (narodnost).

However, in April Bizet received an offer, which originated from Count Walewski, to compose the music for a three-act opera.