Sentence examples for real elimination from inspiring English sources

His solution, akin to U-yuk-ba's, is to reformulate the universal negatively as a real elimination; a solution which, however, does not escape the faults he himself addressed against the positive version of real universals.

This can be taken as evidence for a real elimination of noise by the procedure.

This is the evidence of real elimination of noise by the procedure.

With respect to the interpretation of the model results for the time to elimination, we caution that our simplistic approach to incorporate die-out in our deterministic model does not capture the stochastic processes and true heterogeneity that affect real elimination of polioviruses.

Real's elimination by Lyon in the Champions League last week, may suggest that Florentino Pérez, who is back for a second term as Real's president, is too star struck and too impatient to achieve his self-declared mission of restoring Madrid to institutional glory as the world's grandest club.

Its main tools are real quantifier elimination and the simplification of quantifier-free formulas.

They're both real-time, elimination round-based knowledge games played against everyone for money.

The Dalai Lama said when he was awarded the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize "they are facing the real possibility of elimination as a people and a nation".

Stuttgart will be looking to join Bayern Munich as the second Bundesliga representatives in the last eight, while Barcelona need to restore some Spanish pride after Real Madrid's elimination against Lyon last week.

"The stark consequence of the failure to make available the necessary resources was that the applicants had no realistic chance of making objective progress towards a real reduction or elimination of the risk they posed by the time their tariff periods expired," says the ruling.

Unlike the 3-0 comeback, where first one team wins all the games and then the other does, throwing in an early win in Game 2 keeps the front of the series engaging, rather than feeling like a let down that's only redeemed when the real danger of elimination looms.