Sentence examples for true coin from inspiring English sources

Flip a true coin a million times, and you have about a 60 percent chance of seeing 20 heads in a row.

There are other brands here: Alden shoes, Zimmerli boxer shorts and Rapha bicycle racing gear (though nothing you would wear while scooting along cobblestone streets on one of the old creakers for sale out front), but leather is the store's true coin.

While the term tossup is usually applied to about 12 states, the model sees a true coin-flip in only Ohio and Colorado, and a near coin-flip in Iowa, Virginia and Nevada.

In both the East and the West, coinage proper was preceded by more primitive currencies, nonmonetary or semi-monetary, which survived into the historic age of true coins, and may have derived originally from the barter of cattle, implements, and the like.

And that's especially true for coin cell batteries, which aren't just lying around the house.

One could never be sure of the coin's true value.

The classic number is "1,000 true fans," a term coined by Kevin Kelly.

His or her expertise could prove valuable in ultimately determining the true worth of the coins.

And so the problem emerges: no-one knows the true population of the coins made with that date, nor how to tell the old from the new.

The Area Under ROC Curve ranges from 0.5 (model no better than the flip of a coin) to 1.0 (perfect true positive and true negative classification).

The true way to identify fake coins is through their weight, fake coins are silver washed over copper, and weigh around 18 grams whereas a real Trade Dollar will weigh 27.22 grams.