Sentence examples for useful match from inspiring English sources
Much of the nobility had hoped to see him make a useful match with a French princess.
The tiny chance of a useful match cannot justify collecting everyone's phone records, or running searches on millions of e-mail messages and Internet chats.
The Guardian's useful "match pointers" section this morning revealed that both goals conceded by Arsenal this season have come from corners, so expect some mad hoofs towards the byeline from Hull in the hope that they clip an Arsenal leg.
But even if one of the cameras caught the bicyclist's face, "you're probably not going to get a useful match," said Raj Nanvati, a partner in International Biometrics, which evaluates technologies and advises law enforcement agencies under a contract from the National Institute of Justice.
Juries tend to find DNA evidence highly persuasive once the total LR reaches a million-to-one [51], so we shall use a weight of evidence of 6 (i.e., log10(106)) as the threshold for evidentially useful match information.
He looked for useful matched pairs — similar companies whose performance clearly diverged at a certain point.
The unit for determining reliable objects among the detected foreground regions consists mainly of a connected component analysis (CCA) and a matching process, which performs a projective transformation to be able to incorporate the size information as a useful matching criterion.
The remaining 28,960 (69.8%) ESTs exhibited no useful matches (e-value > 10).
The key step of our heuristic is to find a matching M ⊆ E (B ) of useful speciations between AD X and AD Y, called a useful matching.
For clusters not yielding a hit in the first search (≤ 1e-10), wexamineded their hits in the second search set (≤ 1e-5) individually to distinguish spurious and useful matches.
Finding a useful matching of maximum size can be done in polynomial time by Algorithm 2. For an instance P = (X, Y, A D X, A D Y, B ), the algorithm progressively increments the set M of speciation edges, eventually leading to a useful matching of maximum size.
