Sentence examples for instances go from inspiring English sources

In England appeals on matters of fact in some instances go to different courts than do those on matters of law.

USA Football, whose rulebook is used by Pop Warner and other leagues for players age 6 to 14, prohibits a defender from "initiating contact with the helmet," although in practice almost all seemingly accidental or nonflagrant instances go unflagged.

The compute nodes are nova-compute, The network model used is FlatDHCP, which means that the private IP space for the instance comprises one subnet, 10.0.0.0/22, and the gateway instances go through nova-network on the controller.

Avempace wrongly refers to Aristotle in support of his view and ends by saying "These instances go beyond the natural world, they are divine gifts" (Ibn Bâjja 1946, p. 24, l. 7; 1968, p. 53).

Continuing his assault on existing environmental rules, the Virginia attorney general maintains that the added compliance costs to business "hurt the poor first and worst" by forcing companies to lay off workers, and in extreme instances, go belly up, leaving communities bereft of employment.

Precision of the system is defined to be the percentage of correct instances out of the total number of instances predicted, and Recall is defined to be the percentage of correct instances predicted out of the actual number of instances (GO annotations including parents in this case) that are associated with the protein.

He then recited instances, going back to 1747, to show that what Snyder had been denied did not meet this standard.

As the number of labeled target instances goes up, the Tommasi [114] and average weight methods converge to the same performance.

"Both together does suggest there are more instances going on," he said.

Some of its money could, for instance, go towards buying drugs for use in poor countries.

Would he, for instance, go to Florida and talk to Jewish voters there?