Sentence examples for margin that separates from inspiring English sources
While losing 9 of the past 12 games, the Mets discovered the wide margin that separates them from the Marlins, the Phillies and the Braves, especially the Braves.
But Contador has managed to keep the margin that separates him from the others manageable, given that there are other stiff climbs to come, on Saturday in the Pyrenees and next week in the Alps.
But, given the relatively small margin that separates the two sides, analysts expect the government to cave in well before then.
The margin that separates the golds and silvers from the bronzes is often measured in fractions of a point or hundredths of a second.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The margin that separates the golds and silvers from the bronzes is often measured in fractions of a point or hundredths of a second.
If the proportion of undecided poll respondents is smaller than the margin that separates the candidates, the effect the undecideds have on the outcome probability should be very small.
If that were the margin that separated them from fifth-place Surrey and secured a quarter-final berth, the real work had been done the previous evening at Lord's, where the target was a seemingly straightforward 127 off 16.
Mr. McCain, who ran a more negative campaign than usual against Mr. Romney in the last few days, praised Mr. Romney and his supporters in his victory speech, saying, "The margin that separated us tonight surely isn't big enough for me to brag about or for you to despair".
Nigeria were all out for just 96, with only Ricky Sharma's 53 saving them from an even heavier defeat than the six-wicket margin that separated the teams.
The goal is to finding a hyperplane with maximum margin that linearly separates the given instances into two distinct clusters.
After the transformation of positive (e.g. acetylated lysines) and negative instances (e.g. non-acetylated lysines) into the vector space, a 'maximum margin hyperplane' that separates the two datasets is created.
