Sentence examples for preliminary sense from inspiring English sources

"My preliminary sense is this is not going to be an easy case for the government to make," but not an impossible one to win, either.

In a tentative and preliminary sense, info-gap risk appears either as low immunity to failure or as limited opportunity for windfall.

To give a preliminary sense of what they were looking for, Levine and Candy Tree, Crunch's marketing director, presented Walrod with a group of images that, to their surprise, he immediately recognized.

I could arguably head upstairs to my laptop and get a preliminary sense of the book's standing immediately, but what was the point?

This is often seen in published SAGE studies, and it serves to orient the reader to the data and provide a preliminary sense of group-specific differences.

While our interviews with medical tourism facilitators provide a preliminary sense of the numbers of Canadians engaging in medical tourism and their destinations, systematic monitoring is needed in order to create a comprehensive picture.

Since the interference is unknown, the proposed algorithm follows a Bayesian approach, which allocates power/bits over successive time/frequency slots depending on a preliminary sensing and estimation of the parameters of the interference model.

Meanwhile, for metal-oxide nanoparticles/rGO-layered thin film sensor, a preliminary sensing mechanism has also been discussed in our previous report [22], in which the supporting and catalytical roles of lower TiO2 nanoparticles were proposed.

In the latter case, the sensors can communicate to the fusion center via a dedicated channel ('common control channel' [26, 27]), which may be either predefined or selected dynamically after a preliminary spectrum sensing phase.

This page is preliminary in every sense of the word.

The assessment was preliminary in the sense that it modelled risk on the basis of existing data and did not undertake site-specific toxicity testing.