Sentence examples for historical feed from inspiring English sources

Most likely, additional feeds need to be included in the formulation to minimize errors; however, this depends on the availability of historical feed and byproduct prices.

Historical feeds on Twitter also took off in a big way.

The use of historical feed-in and total load data with its variability over two climate periods (years 2011 and 2012) builds the basis for an extrapolation for RL of the modelling year 2022.

They fit too easily into this historical continuum and feed off of it.

On Perry Street, by contrast, Mr. Meier has fashioned work for the historical imagination to feed on.

If the full meanings of such images seem unreadable without certain cultural knowledge, it remains clear that meanings are there to be read, and that the systems of historical knowledge that feed into them are rich.

A Fortune magazine poll at the time, recently highlighted on the Historical Opinion Twitter feed, indicated that eighty-five per cent of Americans opposed relaxing restrictions on Austrian, German, and other political refugees; sixty-seven per cent wanted to "try to keep them out" entirely.

Instead of a lack of enough historical data to feed credit-scoring models, investors face a dearth of comparable transactions in comparable environments, and very little consensus on MFI valuation methods.

Using historical data to feed the model could help the decision maker to obtain accurate predictions of the duration of the surgeries performed by each surgeon.

The flourishes feel forced, as Mr. Tovares strains to keep the murder-mystery idea afloat while having experts and witnesses explain the wider sociological and historical currents that fed the riots.

His conclusion is not encouraging: "The biggest threat to Western civilization is posed not by other civilizations, but by our own pusillanimity — and by the historical ignorance that feeds it".