Sentence examples for offering finding from inspiring English sources
In this section we provide the results of the performance evaluation for the distributed algorithm (offering finding) based on Cellular Automata and, subsequently, the results of an early experimentation of a first prototype of the system.
Disney's other offering, Finding Nemo 3D – a cynical 3D retrofit of Pixar's much-loved global smash – has not quite electrified audiences as much as the studio will have wanted.
Furthermore, we propose the Offering Finding algorithm for guiding shoppers, within a shopping mall, to reach and pick up offerings for desired products in their shopping lists.
Lastly, as well as the Food Finding algorithm, the Offering Finding process terminates (O rcdot max { k,m)})) steps after either there are not active shoppers in the mall or there are not active offerings, where the size of the mall is (k times m).
Tim Ambler, a senior fellow of the Adam Smith Institute, described The Europe Report: a Win-Win Situation as an "important review" but with "a number of failings" including offering findings "we cannot rely on".
And she sang about needing love, offering love, tentatively finding love and losing it again.
The outreach workers have a caseload of 15 to 20 "participants," each of whom are attracted by what S.O.S. is offering: help in finding a job or getting a high school equivalency diploma, for instance.
Some of his former American guards, interviewed for a July 2005 story in GQ magazine, said he acted in a fatherly way, offering advice on finding a good wife — "neither too smart nor too dumb, not too old nor too young" — and invited them to hang out in one of his palaces after he was restored to power.
Turkey has also worked to welcome foreign researchers by accepting grant applications written in English, making work permits and citizenship easier to get, and offering help in finding a job and settling in the country by participating in the European Commission's EURAXESS mobility network.
He tells of a few inmates who would go through the camps, giving up their last cigarette, offering comfort, and finding meaning even in insufferable conditions.
Most of the people offering reassurances that finding new plans on the exchanges isn't such a big deal are salaried employees of organizations, news outlets and companies that pay for their insurance; they might feel otherwise if they had to search for comparable plans that provide coverage for themselves and their families as the January 1 deadline approaches.
