Sentence examples for has reasonably from inspiring English sources

The concert hall has reasonably clear acoustics but lacks warmth.

Its is small, especially at high tide, but has reasonably priced food and drink.

Employing wireless communication links between cores, wireless NoC has reasonably increased the performance of NoC.

"Why has (reasonably accurate) Automatic Speech Recognition been so hard to achieve?," in arXiv.org under tt arXiv 1003.0206 [cs.CL].

Then there was Colorado, a state that has reasonably similar demographics to Nevada, which Mr. Romney carried easily on Saturday.

It sounds as if your sister-in-law has reasonably prioritized gathering the whole clan for camping fun — oxymoron alert!

The dynamic microphone is rugged and has reasonably good linearity, so that high-quality models are useful in recording.

The only pollster who has reasonably consistently asked about Occupy has seen a decline in its support.

They care about how we're going to leave an Iraq that is more developed and has reasonably stable military forces.

In addition, the artificial intelligence has reasonably been matured and is often used in dealing with construction problems.

It turns out that this objective, while computationally intractable in general, can be solved efficiently for medium-sized problems and has reasonably good fast approximate solutions.