Sentence examples for in confidence of from inspiring English sources
It is possible that the effect of feedback is not detectable in sensitivity and bias measures, but may be detected in a change in confidence of responses, (e.g., by making participants less confident in illusion trials when feedback is provided).
They are sold on a first-come first-served basis, but the industry still resists calls to advise us in confidence of the size of quotas, let alone publish the details of the numbers of advance fares available.
This coincided with the end of decolonisation and the relative rise in confidence of the developing world, which created, for the first time, the prospect of a successful defence of its interests.
Anne Carroll Moore did not write again to E. B. White until February , 1941 alerting him, in confidence, of her plan to retire: "I am telling you because I would love to make one of my very final recommendations a large order for E. B. White's children's book".
After the vote in August 2013 against military action to punish Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad for the massive poison gas attack outside Damascus that killed 1,500 people in a few hours, this is undoubtedly a sign of a recovery in confidence of Britain's international role, but it is only the beginning.
"Perhaps the real reason for the deterioration in the economic situation in Europe was the massive drop in confidence of international investors in the ability of the euro area to overcome its more systemic problems," Mr. Wolff wrote in a blog posting shortly after Mr. Rehn's news conference.
I've told Pandora in confidence of my favorite musical acts, songs, and genres.
Yet, most built-in confidence measures of recent powerful classification methods were not yet benchmarked.
An improvement of ∼1 m in confidence level of estimation of VTEC is obtained.
