Sentence examples for terms produced from inspiring English sources

Table 2 presents numerically the number of extracted terms produced by E χ ATO lp for each corpora.

The second term includes terms produced by velocity and will vanish if the system starts from an equilibrium configuration.

Gill's method of mean concentration expansion is applied to model the concentration deviation terms produced in an averaging operation.

Passages of 60 terms produced the highest MAP values, while shorter passages, 10-term and 20-term led to lower values.

The continuity, momentum, and energy equations with mass and heat source/sink terms produced by chemical reactions are solved using a general computational fluid dynamic codes.

This discontinuous controller renders the closed loop system robust with respect to matched bounded disturbances and to terms produced by parametric variations.

In straight economic terms, producing shale gas in Europe would appear to make a lot of sense.

Other guests included the always amazing vocalist Bobby McFerrin, who bantered with instrumentalists on their own terms, producing plausible imitations of percussion, pizzicato cellos and trumpet.

To put this in digestible terms, producing the meat for a one-third pound hamburger patty as much as 18,000 gallons of water depending on the farming method, according to the US government.

Less popular search terms produce better results.

In general, for STD experiments on word-based systems, multi-word terms produce more errors in term detection.