Sentence examples for think of sampling from inspiring English sources

People often think of sampling as taking stuff from dusty old 7"s but a lot of records sample really contemporary stuff.

When I think of product sampling, I remember the glorious days of wheeling around the grocery store with my mom and picking up every cheese and meat-laden toothpick in the building.

This first stage can be loosely thought of as sampling the mean behaviour for a subgroup of possible outbreaks.

Or, as I prefer to think of it, sample the local culture by examining such folkways as pastries, kitchen equipment and wine.

We can think of the sample distribution of social-skill needs as truncated.

On one track, "Let Go," he quotes an instrumental piece he wrote for yMusic, evoking the interchange between song and instrumental music in the Romantic tradition; think of Schubert's sampling of one of his lieder in the "Death and the Maiden" Quartet, or Mahler's reference to the "Kindertotenlieder" in his Ninth Symphony.

Similarly, one can think of an existing sample of binomial data (0 or 1) as being approximately Poisson, where the probability of a value of 2 or greater is low enough that no values greater than 1 occurred in the obtained sample.

Our colleague Michael Schulman has culled some excerpts from the memoirs they'll be sampling: I think of my job as that of a cheerleader.

Think about sampling culture a staple of all forms of music from the past three decades.

And no citizen should even think of turning up to sample the cut and thrust of parliamentary debate.

"I always think of the Manolo Blahnik sample sale because it's known for its insanity and girls going crazy over shoes," says Prabhakar, "but when I went, there were maybe 20 people in there".