Sentence examples for resource repeating from inspiring English sources
That's a taxpayer-funded resource repeating an untrue attack against the guy who, until two months ago, had the privilege of tweeting from the @POTUS account. 5. We know what happens next.
If networks are allowed to continue generating output bits after the first mismatch with the input resource, repeating patterns of zeros and/or ones are observed.
Science is, by its nature, a collaborative discipline, and one of the principal reasons why we should report negative results is so our colleagues do not waste their time and resources repeating our findings.
Many studies, both trials and observational have been undertaken to date, and it would appear reasonable that rather than expend further resource in repeating such studies, though on a larger scale, it is time to consider exploring a new direction in trying to ascertain if there is a causal link between statin use and CRC.
This outcome should benefit researchers and model developers, preventing the need to spend limited resources on repeating the same process.
Also our analytical results are verified by Monte-Carlo simulations, in which we mimic two individual queues which link with each other and calculate the necessary capacity of ED resources by repeating the simulation 50000 times.
Because this resource allows repeated generation of particular genetic combinations, the impact of DNA sequence variation on a wide range of phenotypes can be readily studied.
Then the scheduler computes new metrics with the updated link throughput estimates for the remaining unallocated resources and repeats the procedure until all resources have been allocated or no more nonnegative scheduling metrics are found.
Still, there is a moment when candidates must ask themselves whether dwindling resources and repeated defeats leave any hope alive.
At the same time, many reporters, and editors, believe The Times wastes time and resources on repeated line-editing of individual stories, making changes of limited value.
This CQC process is consuming valuable clinical time and financial resources to repeat a paper exercise for which there is no evidence that it improves patient care or patient safety.
