Sentence examples for string of observations from inspiring English sources
Aline Brosh McKenna, who also adapted The Devil Wears Prada, has discarded much of Pearson's plot, leaving behind a string of observations about how hilarious it is to go to work with baby food on your suit, interspersed with endless hand-wringing from Parker; if her complicated life really makes her feel so guilty, the question isn't how she does it, but why.
Worried that a new Entumbane clash would prompt the ZIPRA forces at Gwaai River Mine and Essexvale to join the fray, McKenna set up a string of observation posts on each of the roads leading towards Bulawayo.
In one paragraph he'll dismiss his magnificent Sweet Smell of Success - "Looking back I cannot say I am surprised at its poor reception" - and then move forward to a string of pithy observations: "Exposition is BORING unless it's in the context of some present dramatic tension or crisis".
For example, let '1' and '0' represent the busy and idle states of a particular channel, a fixed-order Markov model of order m has strings of channel observations of the past m time slots as its state labels.
Furthermore, the PST is capable of predicting the channel availability conditioned on a string of past channel observations which are of variable length.
In this paper, the symbol on the right hand side end of any time series string of channel state observations was assumed to be the most recent one.
Several times, I watched him string together a disconnected, banal series of observations — the Sunnis need to be involved, the military should be seen as problem-solvers rather than as occupiers and so on — while continually looking down and pausing, as if he were trying to recall a briefing paper.
As Engels and Diehr [ 6] comment, "this analysis hinges on the similarity of a known value following a string of missing values to other observations that are missing at that same time".
I have a couple of observations.
As the string of vignettes proceeded, the questions they asked, the observations they made, the illusions they cherished created a bond with the reader.
