Sentence examples for selected truths from inspiring English sources

I don't work hard at all.' " Abrosimova sends her parents selected truths on videotapes, "but only the good games," she said.

Quantitative analyses are based on manually selected ground truth data.

Shortly afterward, Oxford dictionaries selected "post-truth" as its word of the year because, following significant disinformation campaigns – Trump's election, Brexit – the expression had evolved from "being a peripheral term to being a mainstay in political commentary".

Figure 9 illustrates the measured height variation (comparing with selected ground truth value) which is corresponding to the random variation of other parameters when the baseline changes from 30 to 120 mm.

The problem is that every one of these stories is either completely false or so pumped full of selected half-truths and misdirection as to create a myth with no connection to reality.

Thus, in each evaluation, a gene network was inferred from the expression profiles of the corresponding genes in the selected ground truth.

To validate this alternative method, several cameras were randomly selected to ground-truth the Google Maps viewshed.

In [19], an attenuation of late reverberation is proposed such as [20] to build several reverberant acoustic models which are selected using ground truth T 60.

This is not to suggest a free-for-all of indiscriminately selected health and wellness truths.

Both jobs were cast as "dad to the nation" — one solid guy (always a guy) selected to tell the truth.

"Post-truth" was selected as the 2016 word of the year even before results of the election were known, said Katherine Martin, the head of U.S. dictionaries for Oxford University Press.