Sentence examples for the potential of fetching from inspiring English sources

Feature selection with two genes and three genes has the potential of "fetching" genes that cannot otherwise be found by using univariate methods (such as t-tests).

This reportedly has the potential to fetch about £500 million.

The unpredictability of warfare can make the process of fetching water dangerous, and even lethal.

On the left side of this figure, we display the relative energy of fetch without bypassing and on the right side, the relative energy of fetch with bypassing.

After the fetch and store operations are redefined for the code space, the compiler, assembler, etc. are recompiled using the new definitions of fetch and store.

Memories of fetching water The painful memory is still fresh.

But for their potential, the wines fetched high prices, maybe even record prices, at least until the next great vintage.

Plenty of fetch is advised!

By including the concept of FETCH, the stiffening of asphalt can be predicted with greater accuracy.

Deviations in the directional wind speed predictions were found to correspond with the length of the sea fetch: For smaller sea fetches WAsP seems to slightly over-predict the wind speed, while for long fetches of more than 30 km an under-prediction is found.

The area is proportional to the number of instructions fetched.