Sentence examples for many more singular from inspiring English sources
Unlike the hard target-trained networks in which the RIC rapidly increases and approaches 1.0 with only 500 singular values, the increase in RIC is much more gradual for the soft target-trained network meaning many more singular values will be important for representing the weight matrix of this layer.
What is more singular about many of the viral videos is that they resonate beyond the Internet: the Richard Simmons and body-paint safety videos, as well as other humorous safety videos featuring the New Zealand men's national rugby team and Rico, the puppet, all convey the required safety information and are shown onboard before flights.
While we can form an unbiased estimate of the covariance matrix Σ, such an estimate will tend to be singular in the microarray setting, with many more features than samples.
This is an extract from Reading the Oxford English Dictionary by Ammon Shea Penguinn, £12.99), which contains many more linguistic delights from abluvion (substance or things that are washed away) to zyxt (the second person singular indicative present form of the verb to see).
The Web has a more singular focus, using words and still images to convey personality, and it's difficult for many high-powered media stars to get their due on the Internet.
How many more locally specific interactions remain under-characterized or undiscovered, and how will the rapid loss of biodiversity and habitat impact such singular relationships and our ability to learn about them?
That makes Salt Lake even more singular, he said.
However many more twists and turns that long journey still had to go, the abiding memory of that night is Britain's pride in its singular sprinter and his stunning Olympic moment.
Along with many, many more.
As you watch, each dancer becomes more individual, each relationship more singular.
