Sentence examples for moves that affect from inspiring English sources

The multi time RJMCMC methods are akin to back filtering methods of particle filters in that they can occur over multiple time points and at any current or previous time and are generally defined by moves that affect the tree of the lineage, such as: adding a branch to the lineage, or removing a branch from the lineage.

The groups protested a variety of Trump administration moves that affect the Asian-American community, including the termination of DACA as well as the proposed RAISE Act, which would significantly cut legal immigration.  .

He said he wanted a "leaner and more clearly focused" development effort within the city but one that includes a broader monitoring of Federal and state moves that affect that effort.

It is hard to imagine the SEC making a big move that affects reporting frequency.

Town officials say they changed the zoning to 3-acre lots, to rein in development, a move that affected 2,400 other parcels across the town.

But they have to agree to get hurt, be in dangerous territory, and to do a move that affects an audience".

After the attack at the university, the government ordered all schools and universities closed in Punjab, the most populous province, a move that affected Pakistani families like never before.

Because of the sickout, Detroit Public Schools was forced to close 64 buildings, over half the district – a move that affected 31,000 students, or nearly 66% of the total student population.

Cesar Chavez Public Charter Schools for Public Policy, one of the District's oldest and most prominent charter networks, announced Wednesday it will close two campuses — a move that affects the education of hundreds of students.

In February, for example, it changed its algorithm to weed out Web sites that it thinks have subpar articles and videos, like content farms, a move that affected 12 percent of search queries.

The university said it would suspend the first week of make-up classes for six departments whose student associations favored protest actions, in a move that affected 1,300 of the university's 40,000 students.