Sentence examples for standard losses from inspiring English sources

Ford's fiction is filled with masterful depictions of the unremarkable triumphs and standard losses of regular people, and Between Them is his attempt to memorialize his parents' ordinary lives without making them seem secretly extraordinary.

Estimates of standard losses in agricultural gross margins due to flooding may also be available from official publications (e.g. the Farm Management Pocketbook for the United Kingdom).

For losses, HuRef CG detected 60% of the total number of HuRef Standard losses whose size ranged from 1 to 100 bp, 30% of that from 100 to 10 kb, and 43% of that from >10 kb; for gains, HuRef CG detected 59% of that in HuRef Standard gains with the size ranged from 1 to 100 bp but only 7% of that from 100 to 10 kb and 21% of that from >10kb.

Indeed, the regulator just recently revamped its standard loss-share agreement.

Uncertain demands are assumed to be normally distributed with known mean and standard deviation, and expected profit in the objective function is evaluated using the standard loss function.

Chacon subtly contrasts the three youths, loads the piece with wonderful authenticating detail and combines the "standard" loss of innocence with a larger loss -- of experience, the knowledge the boys might well have had in Mexico.

Within these, there is a tiny subsection I like to call the have-they-absolutely-lost-their-mind shows which combine the standard loss of dignity with skimpy clothing and the possibility of embarrassing injury.

In the regression setting, we employed standard loss functions like mean absolute error (MEA) and root mean squared error.

In 80 of the 94 trials, the feedback indicated a standard win or a standard loss.

The authors estimated that ~5% of the cancer-relevant mutation involves a change in the protein function rather than standard loss and gain of function mechanism events.

Specifically, the total number of deaths were calculated by sex and 5-year age group, and the standard loss function was defined using the life expectancy for the Ontario population [ 23].