Sentence examples for that it selected from inspiring English sources
On December 9, 2006, Merriam-Webster also announced that it selected truthiness as its Word of the Year for 2006.
The company claimed that it selected the name "Rachel Ray" for its business "because the daughter of the technical partner of the original firm was named 'Rachel,'" and because the business manufactured laser rays.
For Waze, it's notable that it selected Spotify first for this kind of integration.
With respect to SEPA, NIH says that it will fund some projects in 2014 drawn from a pool of proposals that it selected in January 2013 but never funded.
Similar observations have been described by Juntunen et al. [ 87] who studied the effects of tylosin treatment of pigs and observed that it selected high-level resistance to erythromycin, as well as resistance to ciprofloxacin and nalidixic acid.
As Yamin notes despite countries asking for improved access to EmOC with respect to commitments in the Global Strategy on Women and Children "the 2011 WHO Information and Accountability Commission report did not include EMOC among the eleven indicators (six related to maternal health) that it selected, precisely because they are not available in enough countries [ 67]".
Note the eigenvalue method proposed here is based on the same idea in that it selects those parameters to be unidentifiable that cause eigenvalues smaller than ϵ.
The main advantage of this genetic-based feature selection algorithm is that it selects only the important and contributing features for classification.
But the Gerchen Keller team counters by saying it provides an important service to corporations, and that it selects cases carefully.
Instead, Kraft will advertise products that it selects to have a new "Sensible Solution" label on the package, including Post Shredded Wheat cereal, Crystal Light drinks and sugar-free Kool-Aid.
For each English word that is similar to "show" and "see" in this respect, it must be stated as a synchronically inexplicable fact that it selects the /n/ allomorph.
