Sentence examples for superficial search from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the House of Lords unanimously dismissed the pair's case with this: " In particular, the Law Lords were doubtful whether an ordinary superficial search of the person could be said to show a lack of respect for private life, so as to bring article 8 of the European convention on human rights into operation.

Some studies have suggested that open-ended questions may lead to a more superficial search of memory, and therefore using closed questions can generate more results [15].

Although many studies have raised concerns about reliability and accuracy of Wikipedia content [27 29] for many people, not excluding scientists, Wikipedia is the first port of call for quick superficial information search: 29.6% of academics prefer Wikipedia to online library catalogues [30], and 52% of students are frequent Wikipedia users, even if the instructor advised against it [31].

With a name that conjures up images of a 19th century general store owner, we were surprised a superficial image search of "Turnbull" revealed nothing out of the ordinary.

16 We assumed searches performed by the general population would be superficial approach searches as performed by novice, rather than expert, users.

The memory savings are proportional to the amount of missing data in the alignment (Izquierdo-Carrasco et al., 2011) RAxML offers options to conduct fast and more superficial tree searches on datasets with tens of thousands of taxa.

The pope, who issued his letter on World Tourism Day, also warned that the search for "superficial exoticism" could lead to sex tours that exploit women and children.

However, relying on random generation only, our experiments showed that feature generation algorithms only explore a superficial region of the search space, and do not find really novel features in many cases.

So they look at the most superficial things about him, and search for a right-wing doppelgänger to pit him against.

It may seem like a silly, superficial aspect in the college search, but to me it's everything: it reassures me that the history of a place — the compound of legacy and advancement that can't be whittled down to some wry blurb in a recruitment mailer — is being cared for.

The superficial resemblance of phylogenetic trees to other branching structures allows searching for macroevolutionary patterns.