Sentence examples for statistics that can be from inspiring English sources

The numbers and statistics that can be pulled from the great Sugar Ray Robinson's record are truly extraordinary.

GeoCommons.com hosts data, from crime rates to melanoma statistics, that can be combined to create colour-coded "heat maps" of intangibles such as "hipness".

Using a feature called Dynamic DNA, video game players during the real World Cup will benefit from tournament statistics that can be downloaded and incorporated into the program on the fly.

If I'm honest, what we're really looking at here is a bunch of fantasy numbers, Photoshop math, and estimated statistics that can be interpreted in several different ways.

Nonetheless, the importance of (65) lies on the fact that it depends on parameters that can be easily obtained from statistics that can be collected in real networks.

On the other hand, the implemented RANEs provide an exhaustive set of performance statistics that can be monitored in real time and saved into log files.

StatMuse, the sports statistics database that can be queried using natural language inquiries, just announced that it's become the second startup accepted into the NFL Players Association's accelerator.

The startup is essentially a sports statistics database that can be queried by natural language processing, and it also answers questions using the voice of your favorite athlete.

The original algorithm was implemented in MATLAB (utilizing PRINCOMP function in Statistics Toolbox) that can be mathematically described as A = U∑V t, where A is a data matrix, U is the basis eigenvector and V t is the transposed matrix of all eigenvectors.

Personal distribution is primarily a matter of statistics and the conclusions that can be drawn from them.

This article contains a general statistics of Polish language that can be useful for a variety of language and speech processing applications, including automatic speech recognition with language models [55].