Sentence examples for pass by using from inspiring English sources
In a matter of moments, he was alone in front, from where he easily converted Arnott's pass by using his backhand to slide the puck under the left arm of Canucks goaltender Bob Essensa, who finished with 11 saves.
The former state House speaker, a Republican, was sentenced to four years in prison last summer after being convicted of violating state ethics laws he helped pass by using his political leverage to increase his personal wealth.
The hybrid learning algorithm of the modified ANFIS comprises two steps, i.e. forward pass by using fuzzy inference mechanism based on the neural architecture and Least-squares Estimator (LSE), and backward pass to update the premise parameters by the error a modified backpropagation algorithm.
The capacity in Tian's method is close to 0.5 bpp in a single pass by using two adjacent pixels as a group.
The other, more important, advantage of the approach is that the current pixel can be estimated in a single pass by using noncausal predictive way to improve prediction performance 2. From the expression (y_{w}=hat {y}+2times e + w) in Eq. (2), we find that in order to recover the marked pixel y w, not exact of an integer (hat {y}) is needed, but of the sum of (hat {y}+2times e).
How do people feel about a passer-by using their bandwidth to place free phone calls?
The children's charity Plan UK is to place an electronic ad hoarding by a bus stop on Oxford Street that can tell the gender of a passer-by using facial-recognition software to measure the distance between their eyes, width of their nose, length of the jawline and shape of their cheekbones.
At that time, any one country could stop a directive being passed by using its right of veto.
He developed a technique of glazing the faked photos on passes by using repeated layers of saliva.
In the present study, the mapping input distribution is updated during recognition passes by using batches of development or test-set data.
Stewart played a key role in getting the legislation passed by using the Daily Show as a bully pulpit to shame Congress into acting.
