Sentence examples for nothing embedded to from inspiring English sources
That's great, but there's nothing embedded to make sure that others follow that line… It's the attitude… …attitudes and attitudinal shift… that's the missing part, isn't it?
That's great, but there's nothing embedded to make sure that others follow that line… It's the attitude… A behavioural shift was more likely to occur when inclusive ways of working were modelled and professionals able to learn from each other in the workplace.
Nothing to parse, nothing to dissect.
Mail Online rarely embeds links to stories.
Nothing's going to happen to me.
Publisher profiles sometimes have nothing but a poorly embedded logo, an extremely short description and no link to their own website (e.g. inTouch).
If nothing else, first movers tend to get embedded in the vernacular.
Thus far, no trials or studies have documented the effects of a scalable CDSS like the one presented here which depends upon nothing but algorithm-driven advice embedded in aboratory reports and sent to physicians as part of their routine work flow.
Harold's wife, in tellectual former car‐hop, once besotted with his bearded virility, learns on his return that his whole con cept of heroism, with its sexual roots embedded in nothing more rewarding than his insecurity, is more than she can accept.
Too often "the law" is nothing more than prejudice embedded in jargon.
Choosing embedding dimension too high would be not useful either, because there is nothing more to gain by adding another dimension, since the percentage of false nearest neighbors no longer drops while the algorithmic complexity of the analysis increases.
