Sentence examples for uses I from inspiring English sources
(Even when Sappho uses the first-person singular, it doesn't mean she was singing solo: in Greek tragedy the chorus, which numbered fifteen singers, regularly uses "I").
(I use female pronouns for Jacques even when she lived as a man – she, of course, uses "I" and "me"; like many trans people, she prefers that we avoid her former name).
SDE concept uses (i) the lowest sampling rate attainable theoretically and (ii) the same universal HW device in every application.
He says one of the most striking findings is that, contrary to public belief, the Queen uses "I" six times more than "one" when referring to herself.
AGE uses: (i) a compositional modeling approach to construct large qualitative models, (ii) causal analysis to build a causal dependency graph, (iii) a novel qualitative simulation approach to efficiently obtain the system's behavior on large systems, and (iv) decomposition analysis to automatically divide large devices into smaller subsystems.
In a similar work to [33], Shin and Kim [34] propose a forward/drop policy that uses, (i) for a given bundle, an estimate of the total number of replicas, in a DTN, and (ii) for a given node, the number of replicas of a bundle it has replicated.
Note that, in a video sequence which only uses I- and P-frames, the encoding order is the same as the temporal order.
Our model uses I-AST to select the better set of antennas and then allocates power by carrying out WPA. Recall that the ergodic channel capacity expression for this proposed model is given by Equation 14. Figure 7 shows how the channel capacity of our model varies according to the SNR.
The reporter seldom used "I".
In addition to public protected areas and ecotourism, the Tambopata area supports six other major land-uses: (i) swidden agriculture; (ii) cattle ranching; (iii) Brazil nut extraction; (iv) selective timber extraction; (v) alluvial gold mining; and (vi) private reserves [1].
