Sentence examples for from which to generate from inspiring English sources

Observed bags of words can be generated by choosing mixture coefficients for topics followed by a generation of words according to: pick a topic from which to generate, then pick a word from that topic.

Some have grumbled that trash studies are just another academic jobs program: something grubby and controversial with shock value from which to generate paper, so to speak.

It has virtually no industrial or commercial base from which to generate taxes and its residents have one of the highest property tax rates in Nassau County.

But YouTube has a billion-plus users from which to generate its data.

They listened to a list of animal names from which to generate a mental image, and listened passively to a list of abstract words.

One, is the candidate well known enough that he or she has the base from which to generate national support among Republicans?

And nowadays there's a multitude of cookbooks in bookstores to buy, from which to follow or generate ideas about dishes to serve to impress.

Aside from the obvious novelty value, Not Apple TV actually provides a reasonable interface from which to video popular user generated video sites.

Recent studies have already shown B-1a develops prior to and independent from BM HSC, which fail to generate B-1a but fully constitute FOB and MZB compartment (Ghosn et al., 2012; Yoshimoto et al., 2011).

In June, AMG said business was "terrific," with strong returns from its eight largest affiliates, which combine to generate 80% of profits.

This capacity represents the soft component of the project from which we expect to generate a very big momentum for development.