Sentence examples for mediocre recall from inspiring English sources

The extractor performed well when evaluated on precision, but the mediocre recall ended up penalizing the overall F1 score.

Reporters: don't let organizations get away with mediocre recall communications.

We find that random walk approaches outperform all other tested classes of methodologies, with performance ranging from high precision and low recall (92% and 1%, respectively) to low precision and mediocre recall (17% and 38%, respectively) based on the parameters used.

In one story, a mediocre painter recalls sharing a suicidal muse with his now-famous peer.

All the vehicles have multiple recalls, ranging from airbags to door latches, along with mediocre resale values and bottom-level reliability scores for market-research groups.

"I fought for the importance of the Republic of Austria supporting radical architecture, not some mediocre office building," he recalled.

"I was at a group show most fashion editors didn't attend, and there amidst the mediocre collections I saw these gorgeous clothes," recalled the former fashion editor, Lara Ubago, describing Mr. Font's "wonderful detail and novel line".

But he hit the ball hard, recalled Fogal, and "was never satisfied with mediocre shots".

Instead, in the past few weeks, we have had confusion about a possible recall for batsman Kevin Pietersen, West Indies being called mediocre with no apology and potentially a very serious rift developing between Yorkshire and England.

Known on the basketball court as Zak, he was a mediocre athlete, but he pushed himself harder than anyone else, recalled his coach, Ahmed Dahir.

She started slowly recalling her past as if it was simply a mediocre story.