Sentence examples for to instance from inspiring English sources

This leads to instance where the player will think that they've drawn a bead on an enemy, but when they pull the trigger, they empty half a clip of ammo into a piece of scenery inches away from Walker's face.

"I can point to instance after instance over the years where a candidate will say, 'Oh, I'm in this all the way to the convention,' and then drop out a couple of days later," said William G. Mayer, a professor of political science at Northeastern University and author of "The Front-Loading Problem in Presidential Nominations".

Were I to attempt to fashion that chain (don't worry!), I would begin by citing the last line of a Milton sonnet — "New Presbyter is but old Priest writ large" — and go on to instance other places in his poetry and prose where Milton plays with sounds in a manner he would have learned from the rhetorical manuals we know he studied at school.

We share cynicism too, criticising the banal occurrences that drive us to instance like this.

As to instance selection, weighted instance and data discarded policy et al. are discussed.

For instance, is the use of a harpsichord required to instance Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in performance?

However, it generates high-dimensional sparse data matrix with a high feature-to-instance ratio.

Each dissimilarity space is a transformation of the original space that reduces the dimensionality, feature-to-instance ratio, and sparseness.

High dimensionality This occurs when the feature-to-instance ratio is very large and is a common characteristic of big data.

However, these neural representations also retain much of the instance-to-instance variation in spectrotemporal information within the category.

Harnad (1982 , 1987 postulates a system for speech perception in which input is represented both as analog representations that are faithful to the physical spectrotemporal properties and instance-to-instance variations in the signal and as a categorical representation that retains only the invariant information across different instances of the category.