Sentence examples for populated without from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hughes's book is smart and populated without ever exactly feeling ambitious; it reads like a set of genial biographical sketches.

At the end of the conceptual schema design procedure, final checks are made to ensure that the conceptual schema is internally consistent (its constraint pattern can be populated without contradiction), is externally consistent (agrees with original data and conditions), is redundancy free (elementary facts cannot be repeated), and is complete (covers all the requirements).

This aspect is critical since we assume that the training data is fully populated without any missing measurements.

The question now is: how large should be a T C r set to obtain an equally large T C r ∗ set if T C r has been populated without knowledge about the Purchase Function, i.e. at random by picking customers who are not already buying product p i ?

It is not known in what proportion of cases the field is populated without direct questioning of the mother.

Consistently, the g−  g−  t conformation is also the major conformer for F and is much more populated without the C5 methyl substituent.

He needed a way to compost in more densely populated suburban areas without raising a stink.

By showing that the East Asians hopscotched past islands already populated by Melanesians without picking up their genes, it is also a case study in how culture can initially bar mixing between groups.

Cho immediately made sure no one was hurt (we weren't, just shaken up) and after being cleared to leave the scene, we decided to follow through and move to an area of Foster City, where we rode in the startup's Level 4 autonomous test car (a separate Genesis) around sparsely populated residential streets without incident.

Alas, this interim government until elections later in May is populated by individuals without substantial credibility even west of the Dneiper -- too many hands having been in on the grab bag of corruption for too long.

The report found that government policies such as rezoning to encourage the construction of luxury condos and casinos played a part in transforming working-class Asian neighborhoods with multigenerational households into more affluent areas populated by whites without children.