Sentence examples for the nearest example from inspiring English sources

Locog executives often cite the royal wedding as the nearest example of an event approached with scepticism by some but wildly celebrated by almost all.

This approximately 30-year age, plus its relatively close distance, makes SN 1979C the nearest example where the birth of a black hole has been observed, if the interpretation by the scientists is correct.

Because Orion's stars represent the nearest example of the stellar formation, he explains, they are "at the core of our attempts to unravel the star formation mystery".

The nearest example to a T20 franchise system comes in Welsh domestic rugby union, where in 2003, it was agreed that nine clubs would form five regions, now down to four since Celtic Warriors went bust in 2004.

The government complex in Berlin is the nearest example case the authors know of, but in that case the city had lots of free space owing to the removal of the Berlin Walla.

In a wide binary, two stars orbit each other even though they're much farther apart than Pluto is from our sun, and the nearest example is easy to find: Alpha Centauri, the sun's closest stellar neighbor, consists of a bright star and a faint one separated by one-fifth of a light-year.

Moving groups have proved particularly useful with respect to the latter because their commonality of motion enables astronomers to determine accurately (for the nearer examples) the distance of each individual member.

Thus, if X represents an unknown sequence in the test set, the k-NN algorithm will find the k nearest examples in the n dimensional vector S X c  = <  s x 1 c,   s x 2 c, …, s x n c  >, where n is the total number of examples with known labels in the training set and s x i c is the combined similarity/distance score between the sequence X in the test set and the ith sequence in the training set.

The Cabinet Office believes this represents the "nearest recent example" of what government departments could have to cope with.

For the nearest other example of the way it depicts women's lives, you have to look not eagerly forwards but ruefully backwards, all the way to Cagney & Lacey.

If you wanted to dress, carouse and court like a grown-up, the nearest historical example that you could look to wasn't punk or disco or glam or hippie but the group ethos of Sinatra and company.