Sentence examples for kind to propose from inspiring English sources

The work in [6] was the first of this kind to propose FLMs that outperformed standard n-gram models for Portuguese text generation.

In the absence of relevant existing research, this paper is the first of its kind to propose a novel GPU-accelerated algorithm for direct current (DC) contingency screening.

Finally, this study is the first of its kind to propose a two-dimensional strategy map to help operators develop a price strategy.

These algorithms are the first of their kind to be proposed in the literature.

The first of its kind to be proposed, the plan consists of the following components: education sessions for medical professionals, patients, and caregivers that explain the rationale for early intervention, the need to identify and treat patients, and program guidelines and expected outcomes; and guidelines of treatment, health assessment, and patient outcomes.

Another kind of response is to propose new gene concepts that will better serve the expressed aims of practicing biologists.

By learning preferences on criteria, meta-criteria, and groups of criteria, Kapuer is able to understand this kind of relations and to propose to the user a rule that permits the disclosure of the contact list to all social applications.

News of the decision to propose some kind of tax was first reported by Politico.

Tony Blair says he would have been considered mad to propose the kind of financial regulation now accepted as necessary.

Darling refused to be as specific, but pointedly declined to propose the kind of binary choice between Labour spending and Tory cuts proposed by Brown.

In this view, the peril is especially great for Republicans, because, as Jonathan Cohn recently pointed out, the G.O.P. has failed to propose any kind of plan to address the loss of insurance for so many millions of people.