Sentence examples for pool exhausted from inspiring English sources

With the jury pool exhausted, substitutes were pulled from a nearby beach.Scepticism about jury trials is shared in some other parts of the English-speaking Caribbean (though not in Jamaica, its most-populous country).

The prime minister was widely unpopular, the economy was an overstretched disaster, and the government seemed at times to be a chaotic pool of exhausted self-loathing.

At the current implementation, the learning process stops when the unlabeled pool is exhausted.

"It's a… nice day for a… whoouuuiiite weddaaaaahng!" I outstretched my hand towards her, watching her explode into a pool of exhausted rock fanaticism as I curled my lip and raised my right eyebrow.

They are broken when a donor in a pair either cannot or will not go through with a donation, or when all possible matches in a pool are exhausted.

This cycle was repeated until the cell had either received a survival signal and joined the post-education pool, or exhausted all possible receptors and died.

Although it is reported that the germline stem cells exist in mature mouse ovaries [29], there is a widely held view that the mammalian neonatal ovary contains a finite stockpile of non-growing primordial follicles, and the supply of follicles declines until advancing age, when the primordial follicular pool is exhausted [30], [31].

This process was continued until all domains in the pool were exhausted.

Furthermore, the last two adjustments lead to a fixed number of semi-supervised iterations, i.e., as the algorithm ends when the unlabeled data pool is exhausted.

We found that, after just 5 days of escargot depletion (Fig 3B) or mir-8 overexpression (Fig 3C), ∼80% of the esg+ pool was exhausted through accelerated differentiation through a mesenchymal epithelial transition (see below).

By the time of puberty approximately 500,000 follicles remain, declining to 10,000 50,000 by the late 30s; eventually, the follicle pool is exhausted and menopause ensues (Block 1952, 1953; Faddy et al. 1992; Hansen et al. 2008; Richardson et al. 1987; te Velde and Pearson 2002; te Velde et al. 1998).