Sentence examples for perplexity with from inspiring English sources

They may all be necessary; but they bring perplexity with them as their slideshows begin.

Last week they produced a first "working paper", which turned out to be a collection of press-clippings cataloguing the general perplexity with which their "search for an idea" had been met.

In this experiment, the performance of the style classifier was evaluated in terms of LM perplexity with respect to a known spoken-utterance test set (VT-DEV).

For comprehensiveness, it was continuously sensitised over infinite scale as an explicit factor dependent on in-situ spatio-temporal injectant state perplexity with discrete slope and altitude for each polymeric character.

From the differential reduction in perplexity with increase in model order, it is clear that the most significant correlations are due to bigrams, with somewhat modest trigram correlations, and almost negligible quadrigram correlations.

This opinion survey raises the question of the choice of target population (are physicians the members of the care team who are the most sensitive to the concept of QoL?) and it draws attention to the physicians' perplexity with regard to this factor (explaining the fears or prejudices of the non-respondents).

Fig. 3 Perplexities with accumulation of groups for SVM-based scoring Fig. 4 Perplexities with accumulation of groups for CRF-based scoring.

There is a moment when the crowd is urging him to be the next king and the expression on his face is that of mild-mannered perplexity, yet with great engines churning behind his brow.

Our own irascible versifier, Morrissey, expressed our perplexity well with his song title "How Soon is Now?" because the evanescent character of the present means it seems to be simultaneously always advancing before us, yet equally ever retreating behind.

Its pseudonymous author was greeted with acclaim, and with perplexity as to his identity.

I was met with perplexity and hostility.