Sentence examples for prior should from inspiring English sources

Rogers was dropped on 28 by England captain Alastair Cook when Prior should probably have taken the catch cleanly himself; twice Prior let four byes escape through his legs as Graeme Swann's chastening tour took a detour round new lows.

Prior should know how wicketkeepers operate; he would have been thrilled to carry out Rahim's little heist.

Prior should be vinegary, even at his sickest, but in Kirk's hands he's classy, not sassy, and his frequent sarcasm falls flat.

"Rather than moved, Prior should be cloned," says Ian Copestake, who as is as heroically indefatigable as Boult, Southee and Wagner, still steaming in to the inbox in the last session of the series.

"I went after Prior and said Prior shouldn't be in that side because he's a bad influence, a negative influence – he picks on players – and I've questioned Flower and the way he ran the team.

"I went after Prior and said Prior shouldn't be in that side because he's a bad influence, a negative influence - he picks on players.

A purely syntactic specification of the priors should assign all of these hypotheses the same prior probability.

In addition, the probabilistic priors should be given in advance in order to incorporate them in the learning process.

When correctly used, informative priors should be based on our belief of what the typical situation looks like, while the aim of the measurement procedure is often to find deviations from the typical.

Nevertheless, I agree with Berger (2006), that reference priors should be used "in scenarios in which a subjective analysis is not tenable", although I believe that these scenarios are now rare in the world of LSA.

We reasoned that the readout of long-term, context-independent priors should not depend on specific patterns of population activity driven by higher-level inferences.