Sentence examples for the full true from inspiring English sources

The full true posterior probability of the model is then given by: P (y, s, Θ ) = P (s 0 | π 0 ) ∏ t T P (s t | s t − 1, π t ) P (y t | s t, θ ) P (π t ) P (π 0 ) P where, P(π t ), P(π 0 ) and P are chosen to be non-informative priors.

("A scientifically proven tool," Ruthie the concierge had assured me, "only $33.50 including tax!") The picture, a yellow, green and red blob, told Renee what she already knew: that I tend only to use my left brain (true), don't express my emotions to the fullest (true) and that the cleansing had lifted a weight off my energy field (I'll let you know).

In the end, no detainee in CIA custody revealed the facilitator/courier's full true name or specific whereabouts.

As war on terror expert Jane Mayer has pointed out, former CIA director Leon Panetta has stated that "we first learned about 'the facilitator/courier's nom de guerre' from a detainee not in the CIA's custody" and that "no detainee in CIA custody revealed the facilitator/courier's full true name or specific whereabouts".

"…no detainee in CIA custody revealed the facilitator/courier's full true name or specific whereabouts.

Panetta wrote that "no detainee in C.I.A. custody revealed the facilitator / courier's full true name or specific whereabouts".

We made no biographical or anecdotal assignments, yet the full and true Bob emerged, as if we had evenly divided the best and funniest between the two of us.

How can we be asked to learn lessons, make policy choices, and craft new laws based on what she has referred to as the personal tragedy of her arrest without the full and true story of what happened?

What brings me peace, my dear and revered Madiba, is the knowledge that before you did, you had arrived at the full and true liberation which all your followers, and I with them, have over so many years, wished for you.

Snowden's case is that almost no one – not ordinary citizens, not the press, not the courts, not even congress – is in a position to discuss the reasonable balance between security, privacy and openness because they are denied the full and true facts.

And nobody is a complete entity, either; perhaps the single most horrific plot motif here is that in a world where identities can be created, hacked into, shed or altered with apparent ease, the full and true self is an endangered species.