Sentence examples for the baselines in from inspiring English sources

The baselines in tunes such as Something Good and Climb Every Mountain are achingly beautiful.

The 1982 treaty allowed states to claim such a zone, extending 200 nautical miles from the baselines, in which they would possess sovereign rights to explore, exploit, conserve, and manage the natural resources of the seas and seabed; to exercise jurisdiction over artificial installations and scientific research; and to protect and preserve the marine environment.

These two types of frequency filter banks are the baselines in this paper, respectively named TriFB and GaussFB.

The baselines in both experiments are oriented in East West to make them most sensitive to changes in UT1-UTC.

The results of all these experiments showed a significant improvement from the baselines in terms of accuracy, precision, and recall, which indicates that the proposed feature sets were effective in document-level sentiment classification.

Thus, 10 mg/kg of bupropion had no effect on the DA and NE concentrations, while 30 mg/kg of bupropion induced transient but significant increases (about 240% of the baselines), and 100 mg/kg of bupropion induced marked and persistent increases (over 600% of the baselines) in the DA and NE concentrations.

The ball dropped, a foot inside the baseline, in the doubles alley.

He seemed entirely content to stay at the baseline, in terms of forcing the issue, not really there.

Species extinction seems to be the baseline in humanity's relationship with the natural world; the notion of sanctuary is a relatively new and tenuous idea.

Williams kept her pinned on the baseline in nearly every exchange, one return off a first serve seeming to take Watson off her feet – but she held.

For 10 seconds on Wednesday night, a frenzy struck Keith Van Horn, sending him charging up court to high-five fans along the baseline in Continental Arena.