Sentence examples for merit of setting from inspiring English sources

In addition, home automation is not currently a well-developed market, and so a company has to actually convince users on the merit of setting up one of these systems in the first place.

"I have also thought about the merits of setting up an academy for female executives.

His scholarly interests ranged from abstruse matters such as the theoretical merits of setting a formal inflation target to historical questions, including the causes of the Great Depression.

Received wisdom, usually passed down from one manager to the next, has lauded the merits of setting a single, specific number goal to focus an individual or team's efforts.

We have recently discussed establishing a group of about 35-40 board executives to play a counselling role for new and potential female board appointees; and I have also thought about the merits of setting up an academy for female executives.

"We are examining the merits of setting up a new independent commission or agency to help provide stronger rules to protect consumers and better enforcement of those rules," he said in response to questions.

They well merit public attention, and this flap may serve the highly constructive function of setting off the alarm.

As do the merits of John Coltrane set against smooth jazz saxophonist Kenny G. West lauds Stephen Sondheim, and then his past collaborators in hip-hop, such as KRS1, Talib Kweli and Lupe Fiasco.

Classical CV is used to fit the model and to assess its predictive accuracy; one can judge the merits of a set of values of the hyperparameter by means of the CV procedure and apply the optimal value to a new part of the sample which has not yet been considered.

SINCE the Keartons, some years ago, showed what splendid results could be achieved by an intelligent use of the camera as an aid to the study of natural history, a host of nature-photographers has arisen, but only a very few have attained the high standard of merit set by the founders of this branch of photography.

The 5% threshold was determined by finding a score that divides the values of merit of the set of test-native genes into two groups: 5% below the threshold and 95% above.