Sentence examples for instance covering from inspiring English sources

In 1880, for instance, covering a typical household's annual food bills cost 1,405 hours of labor, or about a half-year's wages back then, and those hours didn't include substantial unpaid time in the kitchen.

Labor Commissioner Michael L. Thurmond said that he hoped to make changes in the system -- for instance, covering women who quit jobs because of domestic abuse -- but that an overhaul of the system seemed unlikely.

The next step in this investigation was to identify relevant works in the area, focusing on recent publications and others not so recent but still important, for instance covering a specific aspect of cloud resource management.

In the interior, the cortical group was highly dominant, reaching a mean area cover of 40%%, while in certain instances covering up to 90%% of the bark surface.

Peter Exley of the RSPB, said: "PIB is classified as a very low-hazard substance but we are clearly seeing not only in this instance, but three previous instances covering 4-5,000 bitds, is is clearly not low hazard.

Under these circumstances and while we do not have labeled instances covering all classes, the uncertainty region perceived by the active learner (Fig. 1a) is reduced to a portion of the real uncertainty region (Fig. 1b).

Given a target concept with an arbitrary number of classes together with a sample of unlabeled examples from the target space (the working set), our purpose is to identify representative instances covering all classes while posing as few queries as possible, where a query consists of requesting a label to a specific instance.

Therefore, we subdivided each phenotype into two OWL instances covering the two possibilities.

For instance, by covering primary care visits, health insurance can encourage households to enter the healthcare system at an earlier stage of illness, when treatment is more effective and less costly (Schaffner 2013).

They also help the HIV-positive client hide emotions for instance through covering one's face with a scarf or getting calm before leaving the room.

Most infested containers were water storage vessels, such as old metal drums and buckets without proper coverings; in some instances, covered vessels were also infested.