Sentence examples for mediocre model from inspiring English sources
And if you're a mediocre DJ, a mediocre model, or Pauly Shore, this is going to be a problem for you.
Other simulation studies have found that RMSEA between 0.08 and 0.10 is indicative of mediocre model fit (MacCallum et al., 1996), and CFI > 0.90 is indicative of good model fit (Bentler, 1990).
An expert committee also criticised the statue as "run-of-the-mill mediocre modelling" rather than good art.
Mediocre models that went out with a whimper when discontinued don't resurface in the used-car market with a bang.
Steve Frisch: Yes, it is, because I'm pragmatic and thus I can't help but acknowledge a simple truth -- entrepreneurs can succeed with mediocre business models if they can execute well while entrepreneurs can fail with incredible business models if they're weak executors.
For years, Nikon had a split personality: it made phenomenal digital S.L.R. cameras, but mediocre pocket models.
In a business largely built on selling vast quantities of inexpensive mediocre wine, a model that has been failing for almost 40 years, small, like-minded sherry shippers are offering a ray of hope by bottling tiny quantities of extraordinary sherries that can challenge preconceptions.
Duda was the model of mediocre consistency, hitting.239 against lefties and.240 against righties.
Critics suggest that the open-access publishing model encourages mediocre work, noting that PLoS, for example, has succeeded financially only because one of its journals collects fees on thousands of lightly reviewed papers a year.
In the absence of an original model the mediocre elites believe that a mere copy paste of the policies, institutional framework and legislation of better off nations will be sufficient condition for finally taking off towards prosperity.
Since the performance of CRF++ models with asymmetric feature settings is mediocre, instead of training bi-directional parsing models using CRF++, we obtained the other model by applying a new CRF training algorithm that we developed, called CTJPGIS (Hsu et al., 2007).
