Sentence examples for nutshell feature from inspiring English sources

Speaking of nutshells, we've got a special election edition of our The Crisis in a Nutshell feature, which Samantha Henig has been putting together.

In a nutshell, feature extraction is first accomplished to obtain digital audio's features by frequency-domain functions.

Our weekly Crisis in a Nutshell feature rounds up quotes from before, during, and after the bill's passage.

In a nutshell, SIFT features of an image are detected at different scales using a scale-space representation implemented as an image pyramid.

I promised both my partner and myself that I wouldn't slip off from wandering around a piazza to go and knock out a feature; in a nutshell I would try to switch off.

And our weekly feature, The Crisis in a Nutshell, with quotes from the first days after the shooting.

Hear the candidates in their own words in our weekly feature, The Crisis in a Nutshell, a digest of the last week's prophetic and interpretive thought.

And on our weekly feature, The Crisis in a Nutshell, Samantha Henig sums up the early reactions to the leaks and snakes' heads and devilish moves in Iran.

Hear the winners, losers, and pontificators in their own words in our weekly feature, The Crisis in a Nutshell, a digest of the last week's prophetic and interpretive thought.

In a nutshell, the stump classifier is trained to find the best linear separation available by a single feature (i.e. tries all possible thresholds on all possible features and uses the best threshold).

Samantha Henig was looking through it the other day — there was a feature that needed a name — when she came across this one: The Crisis in a Nutshell It is always useful when crises come packaged that way.