Sentence examples for noisy leading from inspiring English sources
It is well known that biometric information is unique, yet inevitably noisy, leading to intraclass variations.
She brought up her boys in a small apartment beside a flower shop on that broad, noisy avenue leading from the Arc de Triomphe to La Défense.
Indirect consequences are imposed by the challenges faced when pre-processing noisy documents leading to wrong sentence segmentations and POS tagging errors.
Labour would be noisy and passionate, leading a thousand heartfelt marches against "the cuts" – and nicely on course for yet another election defeat.
Extensive experimental evaluation shows that our method performs similar and often much better than existing methods for the detection of noisy labels, thus leading to a boost in performance of the resulting classifiers.
The contexts modeled by a trained CD codebook may or may not match with that of the observed noisy input signal, leading to two scenarios: Context match: the best-case scenario for a CD codebook.
This modified gain is the ultimate form of the gain function being applied on the STSA of the noisy speech and leading to the enhanced STSA in the output.
They performed a delayed contrast discrimination task similar to ours, but measured the point of subjective equality (PSE) and found no change with increasing delay, suggesting that the memory representation of contrast becomes noisier over time, leading to higher discrimination thresholds, rather than being the product of a systematic bias in the remembered contrast.
He claimed that while he knew he was not being "politically correct", he was leading the "noisy majority".
What happened was this: with 89 minutes and 30 seconds gone at an unusually noisy Camp Nou, Barcelona were leading local rivals Espanyol 2-1.
His is a world of choked-off hopes and fear of freedom; of hollow bonhomie, self-ignorance and sexual dismay; of quiet disappointments leading to noisy betrayals.
