Sentence examples for note instances from inspiring English sources

"Are we really doing 'scientific' and 'linguistic' analysis at all when we simply note instances or absences of this or that superficial textual feature?" Mr. Butters asked.

Support vector machines trained on spectral features are used to classify frame-level note instances.

Note instances of similar patterns across studies, species, sexes, strains, etc., and also instances of apparent discordance among these.

In what follows, we discuss the patterns in Table 3 but note instances where controlling for additional covariates (shown in Table 4) changes effects notably.

Note instances where the interpretation of proposed causes may have been accommodated to account for patterns in the data after the fact (e.g., preferring one dose measure over another because it provides a more interpretable pattern to dose-response data).

Note instances where evidence of associations depends on choosing the most significant among a set of parallel analyses of the same data (e.g., with different category cut-offs or different dose measures) and note whether there is any a priori reason to favor one mode of analysis over others.

They also noted instances of ruling party members giving money and gifts to election officials and others, actions construed as bribery.

The Consumer Federation of America recently rated 20 identity theft services, using thumbs up and thumbs down icons, and also noting instances when it felt a protection service needed improvement.

It noted instances of false invoices, fictitious contracts and double-billing as the companies distributed money to put Canadian flags at public functions and subsidize various programs like a television documentary about the hockey great Maurice Richard.

In the late 1970s, he began noting instances of "found architecture" from suburban train windows and cycling to the spot to photograph them, producing a wryly homegrown counterpart to the stark industrial anatomy photographed by Bernd and Hilla Becher.

The report notes instances in which "accountability recommendations" were overruled by higher-ups, in one case because the director had said that he "believes the scale tips decisively in favor of accepting mistakes".