Sentence examples for is made to keep from inspiring English sources

A rigorous effort is made to keep parallel algorithms true to the original MMAS applied to the Traveling Salesman Problem.

This is where the money is made to keep 'the Family' in style!

It is recognized that both classification performance and interpretability are of major importance and effort is made to keep the resulting rule bases small and comprehensible.

If the decision is made to keep the statue in place, which Mr. Johnson hopes, he will attach the items.

Immediately after the operation, for the first week or two, every effort is made to keep the patient from contact with bacteria that might cause infection.

Madeira said that if a decision is made to keep some African Union forces in Somalia, more funding must be provided by the international community.

Compromises have to be made to keep it (barely) alive.

An attempt has been made to keep the metrics easy to use in the industrial context.

Tass said every effort would be made to keep radioactive fall-out to a minimum.

Rather, said Gordon Medenica, state lottery director, the changes are being made to keep the ads fresh.

Promises were made to keep in contact and plan a reunion meal.