Sentence examples for to be padding from inspiring English sources

This could make it another interesting weekend to watch the race on TV – less interesting to be padding about the paddock in the wet….

He also took the opportunity to chide the company for handing out $50 million in bonuses and merit raises to employees the day before it filed for bankruptcy, saying, "I think it is inappropriate to be padding your pockets as you are diving into bankruptcy".

When they were first described, crested hadrosaurs were thought to be aquatic, an assessment based incorrectly on webbing that is now known to be padding.

Towards the end of the 15th century this flap started to be padded and gradually became a more prominent feature.

Yet the superfluous 80 minutes have to be padded out with excruciatingly repetitive battles, dreary meetings, banal utterances, unnecessary backstory and general flannel.

They need to be padded, basically, even if there's some level of performance penalty.

As we mentioned in the previous section, to be able to apply the convolution theorem both the signal and the kernel have to be padded before computation.

Therefore, real data can also be processed in-place except that it needs to be padded in the last dimensionb to size M ′ = 2 M 2 + 1.

The case itself looks decent — it seems to be padded nylon and comes in a folio (envelope-style) or zippered sleeve style.

Keep in mind that before the computation both the signal and the kernel need to be padded to the same size (that is, to the size of the resulting convolved signal) to avoid problems with boundary values.

It is assumed that size of the data in z dimension is divisible by P, otherwise the data need to be padded to the nearest multiple of P before the convolution.