Sentence examples for given mention from inspiring English sources
As with The Block and its gleeful montages of interpersonal relationships decaying due to fatigue (a matter given mention on Tom Ballard's Reality Check), The Bachelor is less about finding love and more about giving shame-hungry viewers what they want: arguments, blubbering and petty squabbles.
The thought was that by approaching the history via the ban, most of the major initiatives would at least be given mention.
I have both observed and have had confirmed by e-mail that for the media, with a few exceptions, the conference and march were "non-events" that did not merit coverage by the New York Times although they were given mention in the Washington Post and CNN, especially because of the participation of a high-profile celebrity, the actor Matt Damon.
That is, given mention, concept, name and name, we would like a scoring function that generally obeys the constraint (Bai et al., 2010).
We can then generate candidate concepts for a given mention by iterating through all names, finding the name with the highest score and returning the associated disease concept.
For any given mention there are typically several names which could be used as, as each concept is usually associated with multiple names.
A review of foreign and Russian sources is given mentioning the pioneering wind tunnels built in Russia at the turn of 19th and 20th centuries.
Giving mention of Britain's fight against fascism during the 20th century and the abolition of slavery in the 19th, he said the country "has invented most of the things worth inventing, including every sport currently played around the world".
This uncovered similar incidents at other universities and gave mention of other types of scandals to which universities have fallen victim.
"It's the attitude of the players and everyone involved at the club and no-one gave up and I have got to give mention to the people unseen at the club and they have contributed hugely to everything".
The feature has been used to profile highly anticipated games, give mention to lesser-known games, or to intentionally showcase bad games for humorous purposes.
