Sentence examples for means a perfect from inspiring English sources

Go Set a Watchman was by no means a perfect read, some passages were clunky and it doesn't come close to reaching the literary heights of TKAM.

In an entertaining book, Rebecca Mead, a staff writer at the New Yorker, considers the social conditions that gave birth to this bridal monster.She finds an answer in the $161 billion American wedding industry and its message: a perfect wedding means a perfect marriage.

The mean correlation ratio (CR) was 94.42%, where a value of 100% means a perfect match.

An AUC value of 0 means all of the detection results are false, whereas an AUC value of 1 means a perfect detection.

AUC values range from 0.5 to 1, where 0.5 equals a completely random prediction and 1 means a perfect prediction without misclassification.

If two sets of data are strongly linked together (high correlation) correlation has a value (−1 to 1), '1' means a perfect positive correlation, '0' means no correlation, and '−1' is a perfect negative correlation.

I mean, a perfect imitation of an imitation of life.

The boost of a new phone and a new watch at the same time meant a perfect storm for upgraders, driving the total number of Apple Watches sold past the Swiss watch sales numbers.

The mean value of this measure was 2.36 mm (with a minimum of 1.11 mm and a maximum of 6.12 mm), where 0 mm would mean a perfect match of the compared contours.Finally, an assessment of the left heart's volume-time curves was carried out.

In the book Minerva says, "I thought a perfect person outside meant a perfect inside.

But now, those same mild months may mean a perfect storm of sniffling and sneezing, because they could lead to an early onset of allergy season, creating an overlap between the two.