Sentence examples for kinds are kept from inspiring English sources

Dozens of colourful kinds are kept as pets.

Fortunately, sentimentality of an extreme kind is kept at bay.

The criterion that one wishes to minimize is the decay rate of the probability of one type of error in the worst case (i.e., for the worst pair of sources in the two classes), given that the error probability of the other kind is kept below some small constant; in other words, one is using the minimax criterion in the Neyman-Pearson framework.

Many kinds of finches are kept as cage birds.

And they are not some kind of elite that are kept in a box that are just wheeled out when needed.

Accordingly the furniture is utilitarian; the seating is made up of job lots of padded chairs of the sort that once surrounded dining room tables; the kind that were kept for best and never sat at.

The patent number format used for the comparison consisted of the patent office (two letters) and the number string, however, the SCPN format (PO-n-KK, where PO is the 2-digit patent office code, n is the patent number and KK is the 1- or 2-digit kind code) was kept for later use.

In my next visit in July 2008, I will be asking about the kinds of data being kept in these databases, and how well it is being maintained, and used.

But in this implacable palais this kind of modernity was kept firmly at bay, just as the great oak doors on to the Ring were closed to the anti-semitic brawling from the university opposite.

Robin Leach says that "In Europe this kind of wealth is kept under the bed whereas in America people wear it on their sleeves.

It is clear that records and annals of some kind began to be kept in England at the time of the earliest spread of Christianity, but no such records survive in their original form.