Sentence examples for instances yet from inspiring English sources

Sadly, the company hasn't announced pricing for these new instances yet.

Running these new instances in Amazon's US regions will only cost $4.75 per month (or$0.0065 per hour) — making them the lowest-priced EC2 instances yet.

Late last year, at its re:Invent developer conference, Amazon announced that it would soon launch its fastest EC2 instances yet.

For the most part, we as humans are exposed only to a small number of labeled instances; yet we successfully generalize well by effective utilization of a large amount of unlabeled data.

The (perceived) uncertainty region is defined [13] as the area that is not determined by available information, i.e., the set of instances in the working set such that there are two hypotheses that are consistent with all training instances yet disagree on the classification of these instances.

As a consequence, information is lost, which is obviously not desirable, given the value of labeled instances, yet this is a good way to speed up the computation.

He is a superb love poet, for instance, yet his love poems often foreground their own ephemerality, like ice sculptures in the summertime.

We do not, for instance, yet have a clue to what makes a quarterback ready for a good day or a bad one.

The action Tuesday was the strongest instance yet of the council flexing the considerable muscle given to it by the Dodd-Frank Act, the financial regulatory overhaul enacted in 2010 after the financial crisis.

There is nothing by Takashi Murakami, for instance, yet a sprawling spray-painted mural by the artist known as Lady Aiko, one of his former assistants, is in the exhibition's entrance foyer.

The agony of these Rohingya has led the world's news channels in recent weeks, for instance, yet there was not a single mention of it in the government-run Global New Light of Myanmar.