Sentence examples for penalty table from inspiring English sources

Tight-head prop Dan Cole has conceded the most penalties for England with seven (it must be a tight-head thing because he tops the Championship penalty table with Wales' Adam Jones and Tom Youngss is second with four.

l Weight Penalty Table 1 The optimized setting of our CRCNN method Deep architecture's parameters Optimized value Fusion Early Number of baseline samples 5 Region detection Yes Number of convolutional layers 3 Number of locally-connected layers 0 Number of fully-connected layers 1 Batch size 32 Activation function reLU Dropout 0.5 Learning rate 1 Momentum 0.9 Weight penalty 1e-2.

Only genes for enzymes of central metabolic pathways are included; genes appearing in LUCA at g >1.5 are indicated by shading A few genes that are normally considered to be essential for modern cells are missing in LUCA1.0 or, in several cases, in all reconstructed versions of LUCA, regardless of the gain penalty (Table 5).

In addition, there were no measurable yield penalties (Table  2).

It was agreed that adequate legislation already exists to control antimicrobial resistance in Viet Nam but there is an urgent need to prioritize effective enforcement and imposition of appropriate penalties (Table  2).

B1 Death Penalty Off Table Brooklyn prosecutors filed first-degree murder charges against Marlon Legere, the 28-year-old man charged with killing two police detectives.

In order to compare the effectiveness of the two penalty functions, Table 1 presents the most significant improvement of each configuration.

ρ = relative penalty reduction Table 2 presents the detailed results obtained for the Holstein breed.

Matings were allocated to approximately 13 sires during the short-term time period of unrestricted OCS at penalty 50 (Table  2).

ρ = relative penalty reduction Table 5 shows that, without any request on traits, a lower inbreeding coefficient could have been obtained as expected.

For instance, a significant share of the improvements measured in the ProbCons (Do et al., 2005) algorithm over other consistency-based packages seems to result from the use of a bi-phasic penalty scheme (Table 1), pre-defined as a finite state automata (FSA) and parameterized by applying the Baum Welsch algorithm on BaliBase.