Sentence examples for rate of train from inspiring English sources

The campaign gave the No. 7 high marks for the frequency of scheduled service, the rate of train breakdowns, crowding and quality of announcements, which, when averaged together, earned the line the highest rating in the system.

The Mark VII quadruple mount weighed 10.8 tons if power operated; it could be elevated to 80 degrees and depressed to 10 degrees at a rate of 25 degrees per second which was also the rate of train.

A comparison of the randomly initialized DBNN result with pre-trained DBNN by the layer-by-layer pre-training method shows that this method not only increased the convergence rate of training but also improved its generalizability.

One Afghan journalist says that, at the current rate of training, it will take ten years to reach the 70,000 men required for a proper army.

Also, the order of servicing is changed to maximize the satisfaction rate of trains with high degree of priority.

In the absence of such expansion there is a growing imbalance between the rate of training and the growth in research career opportunities".

It is a binary tree classifier composed of several two-class classifiers organised by fault priority, which is simple, and has little repeated training amount, and the rate of training and recognition is expedited.

The rate of training of the present study is similar to that reported for capuchins learning to associate different type of tokens with different quantities of food [12], [13].

The accuracy rate of training datasets was determined by subtracting the LOOCV-error rate from 100%.

Incorrect rate of training can also increase the chances of injury to the animal which will again be perceived as a negative event affecting subsequent performance.

In the perceptual domain, the activity of the left anterior insula is positively (left hemisphere) or negatively (right hemisphere) correlated with the presentation rate of trains of clicks or syllables [Ackermann et al., 2001], while this effect is not present in patients with developmental dyslexia [Steinbrink et al., 2009].