Sentence examples for has truncated from inspiring English sources

Moving up here has truncated my relationship with the theatre".

Yet Amazon has truncated the original line, and in doing so, shifted its context.

It has truncated the education of 3.9 million children and teenagers, who "are unable to access quality education opportunities because of the drought", she said.

Worst of all, while lobsters can reach sizes exceeding 40 pounds, intense fishing – targeting lobsters weighing as little as one pound – has truncated the size structure of the population in favor of small lobsters.

This sharp bend is due to the presence of a tear fault named Black Mango Tear Fault (BMF) (Fig. 2a), which has truncated and uplifted the terraces of the Markanda River (Kumar et al. 2001).

According to assumption (10), total retailer's demand from the warehouse has truncated normal distribution (modified normal distribution) with the following parameters: mu_{0}^ = mu_{text{r}}^ theta_{text{r}}, (9) sigma_{0}^{ *2} = sigma_{text{r}}^{ *2} cdot theta_{text{r}}^{2}. (10).

All of these filmmakers have had truncated or gappy careers (Burnett's has been the most active); their influence has largely been subterranean, intimate, confidential and mighty.

In the novels her storyline becomes arduous but luckily, the creators have truncated her plot thread to allow for greater progression and pace.

This very large debris avalanche event must have truncated the whole top of Mt. Kenya.

For complexity reasons, we have truncated the Taylor series so that only the terms (n1,n1)=(0,0), (n1,02)=(1,0), and (n1,n2)=(0,1) have been considered.

For μ = 0 and σ = 1, the likelihood function was applied to the 16 × 3 matrix of the code converter output by having truncated to the known endpoints.