Sentence examples for that shuffling from inspiring English sources
In the case of Foster and Wilson, the authors find that shuffling their model data as reported in that paper reduces correlations indicative of theta sequences, demonstrating that this result can in fact be obtained from independent neurons.
We find that shuffling provides similar PR-AUC improvement for RE and GroupSim, but does not improve the average ranks (see Supplementary Material for data supporting this result and others discussed in this paragraph).
In all that shuffling, only Seattle would change conferences.
But she knew that shuffling gait and heavy footfall.
During the summer Edwards said that shuffling quarterbacks upsets the rhythm of an offense.
Is it at all conceivable to have [? bunks ?] that fetch in new code or an allocator that shuffles somehow?
But long before the deal, Cadbury was reportedly concocting complex schemes that shuffled money around subsidiaries.
Directed and choreographed by Kathleen Marshall, it had a big tap number that shuffle-hop-stepped towards euphoria.
It was the rain that fell before Saturday's qualifying session that shuffled up the starting grid.
But, according to the FT, by the 1990s Cadbury was concocting complex schemes that shuffled money around subsidiaries.
