Sentence examples for some edge in from inspiring English sources

But aside from a few big names like Lending Club, he says, it may be difficult to create enterprise value without some edge in access to borrowers.

"If we apply this kind of thinking to our category we think it will give us some edge". In a topsy-turvy business, Yum's stock has taken a beating of late, thanks to weakness in the sector and the focus on fast-food companies' vulnerability to new lawsuits.

It is unreasonable because intuitively the larger the size of a clique is, the lower the probability for some edge in the clique being a bridge is.

For each edge in some path, and for each and, we computed the label pairwise frequency by counting how many times y appears after x in some edge in the set of all edges.

For each F ∈ F, we build a pair (X F, Y F ) where X F and Y F are vertex separators of G (P ), and X F, Y F ⊆{ u: u is the endpoint of some edge in F}.

First, we define the u-clades (unrooted clades) of an unrooted tree t′ to be those sets X such that for some subset Y of the leafset of t′, X| Y is a bipartition on the leafset of t′ (obtained by deleting some edge in t′).

Of a very different stripe, so to speak, and freer in approach, is "Vertical Succession" (1999), in which long, thin streaky lines of differing colors -- orange, yellow, pink, some edged in even thinner black -- rain down on an aqua ground, bunching unevenly in different areas to cause the illusion of a rippling curtain.

Canny edge detector can automatically find some edges in images.

Some edges in the DAB tree may consist of multiple hops.

Figure 12b shows that the method of Liu et al. blurs some edges in Fig. 12a.

After confirming that increasing weight in the communication layer is very likely an intermediate stage preceding the formation of ties in the nomination, we can observe how some edges in the nomination layer emerge gradually over time, from mere collocation to communication finally leading to nomination as cognitively salient contact.