Sentence examples for suspect model from inspiring English sources

This GMM-UBM system, employed in the current study as a baseline system, is depicted in Figure 2. Figure 1 Simplified diagram showing the use of suspect model and background model.

A simplified diagram showing the use of suspect model and background model in the calculation of forensic likelihood ratio by taking the ratio of the two probability density values corresponding to the GMM and UBM models at the offender sample value of 60 in this example.

This allowed us to match, using the fingerprint analogy, more "ridges" between the samples and the suspect model compounds.

We suspect such model antics will become more apparent and dangerous as the air continues to come out of emerging markets.

This KA404 AM/FM radio and flashlight combo – I suspect the model number alludes to the fact that the Internet will be down – costs $12.99 in 2008 dollars or $12 billion in 2011 dollars.

There are other reasons to suspect the model of a GOP primary divided neatly into "conservative" and "moderate" lanes is an oversimplification.

Given the lower accuracy of the other two criteria in these two simulations, we suspect that model selection might not be very effective for data of limited information content.

But his concern about anti-intellectualism, suspect role models and completely unrealistic goals for professional success are not the exclusive territory of black youth but can be ascribed to a growing number of young people from other minority groups and vast segments of white teenage America as well.

Specifically, we suspect the models may overestimate the degree of within-day variability that is biologically plausible, given that the total number of possible within-day observations is capped by the number of times individuals urinate each day, which in this study ranged between 3 and 12 times.

We suspect that the bivariate model (model 2) that included both of the significant univariate predictors (total re-examinations and completion) were unstable due to collinearity, as the two predictors were correlated (r = 0.432, p = 0.000), because repeated examination failures generally tend to mess up students' study plans and delay their completion.

In fact, I suspect that the model is being too conservative and that there is enough evidence — when you look carefully at the day-to-day results — to conclude that Mr. Romney has re-emerged as the slight favorite in Florida instead.