Sentence examples for more sweeps from inspiring English sources

But first-round pairings tend to be lopsided, and there have been more sweeps — 16 if you include the Heat and Spurs this year — than Game 7s.

He said the vendors brought disorder to the street, and said his group planned to ask the police to conduct more sweeps.

She said the state planned more sweeps that would look at not just the construction and restaurant industries, but also at car washes, janitorial firms and trucking companies.

The final solution remains the same in all our examples whether one, two, or more sweeps are used when computing subdomains.

Significant amounts of P → S data should typically be generated by compressional sources, with significant contributions at smaller angles, However, signal-to-noise calculations suggest that more sweeps and more geophone channels at longer offsets will typically be necessary to get P-S sections of comparable quality to P-P sections.

This resulted in differential sampling of the pools, with those containing fewer sweeps sampled more heavily than those containing more sweeps.

More sweeps, perhaps as many as 300, will be needed when the PERG is small or undetectable or in a "noisy" subject.

I find that published results are largely incompatible with one another, with approximately an order of magnitude more sweeps being empirically identified than would be predicted under RHH estimates.

Thus, the number of putatively swept markers identified empirically using SHH models far exceeds published RHH estimates, with roughly an order of magnitude more sweeps being detected than would be predicted (table 2).

Her waltz with Mr. Askegard could have used more sweep, but she had a dramatic depth as the woman who loses her beloved (James Fayette).

Q. Are you even more swept away with this whole bride thing now that you've written this book? A. Without a doubt.