Sentence examples for series generation from inspiring English sources

Unlike parametric alternatives for time series generation, non-parametric approaches generate new values by conditionally resampling past observations using a probability rationale.

While reporting for our series Generation Faithful, we wanted to get to know young Saudis, rich and poor, English speaking and Arabic only.

The next three years were spent crisscrossing the Atlantic for auditions, before another HBO series, Generation Kill, set during the Iraq war, gave his career wings.

Rudy Reyes, 36, the former Marine Corps sergeant who played himself in the HBO series "Generation Kill," jumped rope with a telephone wire while stationed in Afghanistan.

The electrodes consist of catalyzed carbon and are arranged in pairs set back-to-back to create a series generation circuit.

In the drama series "Generation Kill" and the excellent documentaries "Alive Day Memories" and "Baghdad E.R.," HBO has looked not only at the traumatic logistics of combat but also at aspects of war less spectacular — and less talked about — than death: the roles of physical pain, amputation, war-zone emergency medicine.

Spoiler alert: don't read this if you intend, but have yet, to watch the German mini-series Generation War.

More than seven million Germans tuned into the second world war mini-series, Generation War (originally in German, Unsere Mütter, Unsere Väter – Our Mothers, Our Fathers).

That may be the point, of course, that war in such circumstances is both confusing and dangerous – as with the HBO mini-series Generation Kill, which The Hurt Locker resembles.

David Simon, co-writer of the Iraq invasion mini-series Generation Kill, said this week of that show's brief life: "I didn't believe for a minute [it] would pull a number.

Butterfield played the eldest of the onscreen brood, but in real life he is the youngest in his own family; White, who had just come off the Iraq war mini-series Generation Kill, thought he needed toughening up.