Sentence examples for turns longer from inspiring English sources

The absolute difference in UA recall between sRSM and IS09 for turns less than 1.5 s is −0.04%, whereas the difference for turns longer than 6 s is 6.4%.

The necessity for retaining such information is particularly relevant for valence-based discrimination, where sRSM demonstrates a significantly better recall over all turns and an even further improvement over turns longer than 6 s.

The structures of the cytoplasmic ends of TM5 and TM6 of squid rhodopsin are about two-and-a-half helix turns longer for each helix compared to the other GPCRs used as templates.

Specifically, for valence-based classification, which is considered to be a challenging problem using only speech [13,37,12], sRSM outperforms turn-level statistics by 16.75% over all the turns of SEMAINE, and a remarkable 35% over turns longer than 6 s.

First, GsuK has a long inner helix that is seven residues (about two helical turns) longer than that of MthK, resulting in the attached gating ring being further away from the membrane.

He has a habit of turning longer shots into an adventure.

But Lowman's most important innovation was this: she turned longer field expeditions into family trips, taking her two sons to remote regions of four continents.

He announced the formation of a task force with the aim of studying how other school districts turn longer instructional days into a reality.

The queen seems to be going strong at age 92, so the 70-year-old Charles, who's been waiting his turn longer than anyone in British royal history, may have to wait a while more to become king.

He named a task force of "school reformers, parents, clergy, community groups and politicians" to study how other schools and districts manage to turn longer instructional days and school days into realities.

The picture is much less clear for colloidal QDs which have smaller sizes and stronger dielectric confinement and, in turn, longer radiative lifetimes.