Sentence examples for numbers adapted from inspiring English sources

He performed numbers adapted from parking and laundry tickets, as well as the five definitions of "love" from a dictionary.

Gill points out that the lyrics reveal the singer's talent for borrowing from old blues numbers, adapting the lines "Don't the clouds look lonesome shining across the sea/ Don't my gal look good when she's coming after me" from "Solid Road" by bluesmen Brownie McGhee and Leroy Carr.

The Southern Railway number adapted the UIC classification system where "2" and "1" refer to the number of un-powered leading and trailing axles respectively, and "C" refers to the number of driving axles, in this case three.

The number of adapted parameters is independent of the number of times an adapted parameter is used in a particular scenario.

In the adaptation phase, the number being adapted to appeared for 300 ms with 350-ms interstimulus interval (ISI).

Most Probable Number (MPN) adapted from a "Sheen Screen" method suggested that the number of wax degrading bacteria were similar amongst the non-hydrophobic and hydrophobic media.

To reduce data storage for speaker adaptive (SA) models, in our previous work, we proposed a sparse speaker adaptation method which can efficiently reduce the number of adapted parameters by using Euclidean projection onto the L 1-ball (EPL1) while maintaining recognition performance comparable to maximum a posteriori (MAP) adaptation.

For all patient subgroups, the modified TEE strategy consistently resulted in a larger number of adapted procedures and, consequently, in a lower risk of stroke and a slightly higher number of life-years.

But while coastal erosion spells danger for some species, and for people's homes, for a small number of adapted creatures it is a boon.

Power and Reynolds number were adapted to obtain the power characteristics of co-axial mixers.

The overall computational complexity of the solver is O(N), where N is the number of adapted grid points.