Sentence examples for singular making from inspiring English sources
A major problem with full-covariance GMMs is that within a short signal (430 frames in our simulations) the features often exhibit multicollinearity and therefore the covariances become easily singular, making robust estimation of full covariance matrices difficult.
It's singular; make it "defendant's".
Evidence is singular; make it "is prone," not "are prone".
"Every player" is singular; make it "betting on his team".
The neither/nor construction with two singular elements is singular; make it "was charged".
Couture is about celebrating the singular body, making specific, private adjustments for an individual.
But it is equally fascinating in that he came from a singular background, making Eric and his work front-row witnesses to some of the great changes in American life.
In addition, the coefficients of u1 have higher entropy of distribution than the following left singular vectors, making it a weaker gene classifier.
Womens sites are finally proving that targeting women as a unique and singular audience makes sense.
Using the plural "A's" in apposition with the singular "team" makes the grammar awkward — "team" demands a singular verb.
"The populist mentality can defeat the attempt to do something more singular," Mr. Mendel said, "and the attempt to do something singular can make it inaccessible".
