Sentence examples for term background from inspiring English sources

Not knowing where to start, Mr. Thammineni searched Google for the term "background checks" and pulled up dozens of vendors with ads promising instant results.

The term "background" concentrations have been used with various definitions in the literature over time.

A second manual annotation pass provided literal transcriptions and acoustic events of segments that feature planned and spontaneous speech, but no long term background noises.

The term "background music" is a foreign concept to these performers often the volume is cranked up to 11, and instead of talking, patrons dance and sing.

Here, we used the term background to reflect the large sprawling ChIP signal, which is observed in conventional ChIP-seq flanks the minimal DNA binding motif.

We use the term "ancestral haplotype" to refer to the alleles at each SNP position on the ancestral chromosome, and the term "background haplotypes" to refer to the other haplotypes.

Wild species vanish wholesale at the local scale and are being driven to extinction globally at rates estimated at 100 to 1,000 times faster than the long-term "background" rate.

Often seen against the long-term background of modern German history since the era of Bismarck's unification of the country in the 19th century, the Third Reich is now increasingly also viewed in a broader international, even global context, as part of the age of imperialism, its drive for domination building on a broader tradition of the German quest for empire.

The policy was termed "background publicity", and at its best it allowed artists a great deal of creative freedom.

To overcome this problem, the long-term background model could be updated selectively.

If the foreground object stays static, it will be learned by the short-term background model at first (let us assume at, and ) and afterwards by the long-term background (let us assume at, and ).