Sentence examples for time replicated from inspiring English sources

The entity linking accuracy for entities present in the knowledge base is substantially and significantly better than the best previously reported results on the Enron email collection, comparable accuracy is reported for the challenging NIL detection task, and these results are for the first time replicated on a second email collection from a different source with comparable results.

However, even in the semi-expanded form strata with deaths on more than one day must be repeated in the data as many times are there are days with cases, with different "case" days each time replicated.

Our work illustrates the potential utility of the method applied here for calculating plant population dynamics parameters in time replicated datasets with small sample sizes and missing individuals without any loss of sample size, and including explanatory covariates.

In this study we analyse survival rates of tree species distinguishing between early life stages (saplings) and late life stages (adults) using long-term and time replicated data collected on ten tree species in a lowland forest in the UK.

When companies start to grow, they have a hard time replicating that success.

Ms. Sevigny and Mr. Pais seem to have a good time replicating the effects of that drug.

And it is something that, for all their bluster, the Tories will have a hard time replicating.

The phenomenon of the dummy star, who has a hard time replicating onstage what he or she purports to do on record, is not unheard of.

The brain need not waste its time replicating such capacities.

Presented here as a tasteful box set, the seven discs have been "remastered and pressed on seven inch coloured vinyl for the first time" replicating the original release.

What inspired Lee to spend so much time replicating trauma?