Sentence examples for setting of the deep from inspiring English sources

Fig. 3 Optimization of our CRCNN approach: performance by different setting of the deep architecture's parameters.

Set on the deep natural harbour of Mandalya Bay in the traditional fishing village of Bogazici, this smart pad offers endless days of elegant slumming.

The idyllic setting of the episode, deep in the English countryside, a few hundred meters from one of Britain's oldest cathedrals, struck many as bizarre.

The Thameslink work has had to incorporate a lot of stage-setting for the deeper Crossrail line, such foundation construction and dropping lift shafts.

This data set, one of the deepest surveys to date of gene expression in human cells, is presented in an online, searchable database, the Encyclopedia of Proteome Dynamics (http://www.peptracker.com/epd/).

But even setting aside the deep irrelevancy of this sordid affair, a number of things about it don't add up.

To our knowledge a management-study with a diagnostic strategy using a CDR in combination with POC-D-dimer test for excluding PE has not been performed in primary care although this approach was successfully used in the setting of suspected deep vein thrombosis (DVT) [ 14].

A bad example would be: "The sky was a light shade of indigo, which set off the deep burnt onyx of the sands, flecked with effervescent spittles of foam from the lime-tinged aquamarine breakers".

Beyoncé's latest no-holds-barred body of work is mostly set against the background of the deep South and touches on several important themes.

Based on the first of a series of gothic novels set in the Deep South, this movie looks like the pilot for the successors to the Twilight franchise.

Be silent, hide away and let your thoughts and longings rise and set in the deep places of your heart.