Sentence examples for log of events from inspiring English sources
In fact politics is treated as sport is, as a hermetically sealed log of events unrelated and unconditioned by any outside cultural forces.
According to the log of events leaked to the Telegraph, the police officer did not recognise Mr Mitchell: he was "a man claiming to be the chief whip".
Joe Alwan, a vice-president and the general manager of the division that makes B.B.N.'s "callerexperience analytics" software, which is called Avoke, was showing me how the technology can automatically create a log of events in a call, render the speech as text, and make it searchable.
Teachers can then use the platform's tools, like its visual log of events, to get deeper visibility into students' research, organization and writing.
The first two strategies, Time-interval Log per Edge (EdgeLog) and the Adjacency Log of Events (EveLog), use compression techniques over the inverted indexes that represent the adjacency logs.
The proportional hazards assumption (parallel lines of log (-log event)) versus log of event times) proved to be valid for the majority of the variables except for BMI, age, marital status, education, smoking status, year of infarction, AMI type and ACEIs/ARBs (medication prior infarction).
While event capturing is trivial when a process engine with integrated logging capabilities is used, manual process execution environments do not provide automatic logging of events, so that typically external devices, like bar code scanners, have to be used.
In view of this, this paper proposes a system for secure logging of events in sensor networks by gathering in a secure and reliable way all information at one central point.
As discussed further in the Methods section (below), correlation tests of Schoenfeld residuals and event time (or log of the event), the rank order of event time [ 13] or Kaplan-Meier survival curve (KM) estimates are among the most frequently used approaches for assessing the PH assumption [ 14].
In the analysis on harms, we transformed the numbers of adverse events into log odds of events, allowing pooling of data from the individual studies.
Every day, the log file of events from the previous 24 hours was reviewed with the ICU physician (attending or fellow), and all events were classified (Table 2).
