Sentence examples for persistent edges from inspiring English sources

We indeed find that persistent edges in the nomination layer have corresponding communication and collocation edges with significantly weights.

By trying both a decision-tree classifier and a logistic regression classifier, they manage to predict correctly about 70% of the persistent edges and decays.

Table 8 Difference between persistent and dissolving nomination edges in terms of the weights of their corresponding collocation behavioral edges Semester Persistent edges Dissolving edges Semester 1 346.4 116.6 Semester 2 665.8 100.7.

Table 7 Difference between persistent and dissolving nomination edges in terms of weights of the corresponding communication behavioral edges Semester Persistent edges Dissolving edges No. calls No. messages No. calls No. messages Semester 1 133.2 1373.1 492.8492.8 Semester 2 92.102.37.8 7.3 102.3 Semester 3 75.0 1148.6 8.205.9.9.

But she sounds a note of caution, saying that she has lost far more auctions than she has won, and that there does not appear to be a way to gain a persistent edge over rival bidders.

WASHINGTON -- A new national poll showing President Barack Obama with a slight edge over Republican nominee Mitt Romney may give Democrats some cheer Monday morning, but its results largely confirm what other surveys have reported over the last week: Voter preferences are very close nationwide, with Obama retaining a narrow but persistent edge in key electoral vote battleground states.

For Trump, the timing of the recording's release could hardly be worse: It came two days before a crucial debate in St . Louis— one of his last opportunities to shift public opinion and overcome Clinton's persistent edge in the polls.

Radiographically, a nonunion is defined by the presence of the following criteria: absence of bone trabeculae crossing the fracture site, sclerotic fracture edges, persistent fracture lines, and lack of progressive change towards union on serial radiographs.

This was mandatory in the original operation to permit the splitting of the uterosacral ligament into a medial and a lateral part, but it often caused extra blood loss due to persistent oozing from the peritoneal edges in that area.

Such a perception does not fit at all comfortably with Shearer's merciless edge, or the persistent rumour that he wanted to join another United, Manchester, in 1996.

Time-lapse videomicroscopy of randomly migrating lung epithelial cells showed leading edge formation and persistent movement of polarized cells.