Sentence examples for significant sensing from inspiring English sources

This supervised learning results in significant sensing time reduction and, hence, increased throughput.

But there is one significant sense in which both Brown and Dylan gave him a template.

It's a tantalising trailer, though one that still leaves me feeling a significant sense of deja vu.

It is no longer a technology company or, in any significant sense, part of the digital world.

The response to McGinn's resignation has shown that harassment is problematic in a second significant sense.

But none of them are troublemakers; nor are they, in any really significant sense, a source of trouble.

"A journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem would make sense only if Joseph was in some significant sense already resident there," Dr. Bowker writes.

In the build up to what the IOC calls Day Zero there has been a slight but significant sense of distance in the city.

In every engagement between the Taliban and one front-line American Marine unit, the operation has been led in almost every significant sense by American officers and troops.

In one significant sense, then, One More Story may be closer to true reading than even the ink-on-paper books (with real gutters!) that I read aloud: Ben can do it himself.

Apparently recovered from the hand injury that laid him low for a number of years, he is showing us in these Bach recordings virtuosity in a more significant sense of the word.