Sentence examples for splits in the same from inspiring English sources

For each classification study, we run our algorithm 100 times by choosing random training-test splits in the same way as the Leukemia dataset described in the last subsection.

To guarantee that the assignment to the F variables corresponds to a restricted representative selection, we require that C pq = 1 for every two column indices p, q that correspond to splits in the same input tree.

"If all the remaining don't knows were to split in the same proportions by 18 September the yes vote would of course increase by more than the no's but not enough to win the day.

Sarah A. B. Teslik, executive director of the Council of Institutional Investors, went further and suggested that the question of Mr. Grasso's successor could be easily solved if the exchange itself split, in the same way that Nasdaq did -- into a regulatory arm and another that handles the business side.

Among these, three are split in the same position and are intact in all other archaeal genomes, suggesting gene splitting events that occurred after the separation of the Nanoarchaeota from the rest of the Archaea but predates the radiation of the N. equitans and Nst1 lineages.

Lawmakers also voted to require that any bank on the verge of bankruptcy be split apart in the same way.

They split students in the same class into three groups.

All of them split (Y_2) in the same way.

This contention would appear to be confirmed by the observation that the phrase "x is a yellow bird" splits up logically (as Geach puts it) into the phrase "x is a bird and x is yellow," whereas the phrase "x is a good singer" does not split up in the same way.

(One contestant violated this rule by appearing on the game shows "Password" and "Split Second" in the same year. Although the shows taped at different times, her appearances aired on the same day--and the shows ran back-to-back).

Fans' views were split, in much the same way as you sense Reading FC employees' opinions were split.