Sentence examples for simple bag from inspiring English sources

Don't worry too much if you can't get all the leaves I've used – even a simple bag of peppery wild rocket works well.

Kuczynska's aesthetic is very distinctive, revealing often mystical yet subtle inspirations – evident whether you are looking at a beautifully draped shirt or pair of trousers, a simple bag or a gorgeous ceramic plate.

BG 88-94 FaRdingdon Rd, London EC1R 3EA In the previous incarnation of the Fat Duck, before the recent £2.5m refurbishment of its home in Bray, the meal would end with a simple bag of sweets.

A note about ingredients: those listed are my preferred mix of dried fruit and nuts, but fruitcake is a very personal thing, so feel free to substitute your own blend –sour cherries or cranberries instead of glace fruit; chopped dates or apricots instead of figs; a simple bag of supermarket mixed fruit – so long as you keep the total weight the same.

Short version: The Timbuk2 Extra Credit Messenger is a simple bag — simply awesome, that is! (You see what I did there? I know, I'm clever).

Each "document" of text surrounding a meme in its (sample) posts is represented by a simple "bag of words" feature vector x∈ℜ|V|, where the entries of x are the frequencies with which the words in the vocabulary set V appear in the document.

In the yard of another home, children just back from school were making simple bags from coir rope, then stuffing them with coir fibre, to be used in stopping soil erosion.

Now the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the World Bank have promised $1.5 billion to stabilise 150km of embankments along the Jamuna and the Padma rivers.The simple bagging technique used in Bangladesh could next be adopted across the border in India, which has plenty of fertile land to protect in its eastern provinces.

The visual model is a simple bag-of-words model, using SURF [5] as features.

Although many additional features such as part-of-speech could have been used, we have limited the experiments to a simple bag-of-words representation.

It is clearly shown neither of the boosting approaches employed manage to outperform a simple bagging model that is trained on presegmented phonetic data.