Sentence examples for new data point from inspiring English sources
Nearly every day over these Summer Games will offer a new data point.
After the data is sent, rxTail is incremented by 4 to point to the next new data point.
Graduates' earnings, however, will be a new data point, and one that experts say is especially tricky to make meaningful.
In November, when Holm kicked Rousey to the canvas, fans had to figure out how to synthesize this new data point.
And then it takes a new data point and says, which of these mean feature vectors is it most correlated with?
About an hour into the afternoon's longline haul, the crew pulls a new data point up from the depths: a six-foot, 45-lb female silky shark.
The video screen charts methane concentrations on a graph as we drive along, with a new data point appearing every few seconds.
They have a new data point, of course, in the recent banking crisis, but there is only one parallel in the United States — the 1929 market crash.
In a response statement after Facebook's CTO Mike Schroepfer revealed the new data-point to the DCMS committee, Lewis wrote: "It is creepy to hear that there have been 1,000s of adverts.
Also during the validation process each new data-point is compared to other data already available for this variable in other years or in the same year.
Supervised classification is the problem of deriving a set of rules from a set of pre-classified data and using that rule to classify a new data-point.
