Sentence examples for portion of prior from inspiring English sources

Herbert Kline, an attorney who represents Sanford, told the Associated Press, "People who were against fracking had, in the minds of the town board, monopolized discussion in the public participation portion of prior meetings to the extent that very little other business could be accomplished".

Original content, then, becomes subordinate to context, meaning that as long as a newer, larger work is being created, portions of prior works are fair game.

"What was happening was that the fracking discussions occupied so much time during the public participation portion of the prior meeting that the town board was not able to accomplish its regular business," he said.

To represent congested traffic conditions and to simulate traffic-related delay, a 1 Hz speed versus time profile was extracted from a portion of a prior real-world measurement of an LDGV on a freeway and used to replace a portion of the Raleigh to Charlotte trip corresponding to free flow travel [45].

Dworkin's theory says, very roughly, that a judge should decide a case in such a way that it coheres with the principle that explains some significant portion of the prior institutional history and provides the best justification for that history as a matter of political morality.

Here s (i) and w (i) are sigma points and weights { s ( i ), w ( i ) } = { z ̂ 1, 1 - 3 / η }, i = 0 { z ̂ 1 + η 1 / 2 l i, 1 / 2 η }, i ∈ [ 1, …, 3 ] { z ̂ 1 - η 1 / 2 l i - 3, 1 / 2 η }, i ∈ [ 4, …, 6 ], where l i is the i th column of the Cholesky decomposition P z 1 = L L ⊤ and the scalar η reflects the portion of the prior to which the constraint is applied.

However, the fact that a statistically significant portion of the prior patterns is predicted suggests that the spatial prediction algorithm is effectively utilizing the information it is given.

The lack of information about this parameter in our dataset is confirmed by the 95% CI of the posterior distribution which encompasses a very large portion of the prior (Additional file 1: Supplemental Table S2).

The Newfoundland Weather Center issued severe weather warnings for portions of Atlantic Canada prior to the arrival of the extratropical remnant of Gabrielle.

With the estimate of θ at δ = 0.1, even the prior knowledge is totally random, the performance will decrease no more than 10%, while the relevant portion of the real prior knowledge (better than random noise) can greatly improve the overall network inference performance.

(The conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, whom many argued Kelly should not have been interviewing in the first place, leaked a portion of their interview prior to air).