Sentence examples for hundreds which from inspiring English sources

Affdex then infers the viewer's emotions — such as enjoyment, surprise, anger, disgust, or confusion — and pushes the data to a cloud server, where Affdex aggregates the results from all the facial videos (sometimes hundreds), which it publishes on a dashboard.

However, due to the lack of manually labeled training samples and the limitation of computational resources, the number of available concept detectors to date remains in the scale of hundreds, which is much smaller compared to the size of human vocabulary.

He said that Egypt needed to do more to stop the smuggling of weapons, explosives and rockets into Gaza, and he said that Hamas had been able to send out "tens" of men for extensive military training in Iran, "with the promise of hundreds," which worried him more, he said, than any smuggled weapon.

When the number of patches is limited to a few dozen, the number of connections is often in the low hundreds, which is not too difficult to visualize on a map.

"The way he's been batting lately it feels like he's not going to get out sometimes, and he's making big hundreds which is important for the team". Voges, who will play for Middlesex again this summer, became the oldest player to score a Test century on debut, at the age of 35 against the West Indies eight months ago, and has now compiled five.

7th, which Brown lost, coming in 3rd.

Riggs had qualified 13th, Sauter 43rd, which was already last.

M may have a leading zero, which is ignored.

Calvin Harris is six-five, which is frankly monstrous.

BEST HOLES FOR VIEWING -- The 16th, which has a Revolutionary War road running through it; the 17th, which is on a James River bluff; and the 18th hole tee.

THERE was at least one protest on May 1st, which provoked public sympathy.