Sentence examples for words output from inspiring English sources

In other words, output per hour started to fall (in the jargon, "the marginal product of hours is a constant until the knot at [about 50] hours after which it declines").

In other words, output from the whole-stand model is disaggregated to tree level by use of some disaggregating function.

The number of words output by the recognizer can be controlled by the word insertion penalty which penalizes the log likelihood by adding a cost for each word.

Assuming that we also have the lyrics of the songs we are searching through, the words output from a phonetic recognizer can be searched for in the lyrics text files.

In other words, output real power of the inverter is controlled to regulate dc link voltage where the power difference between the input stage and inverter output can be used to charge or discharge the dc link capacitor [39, 40].

Zell's belief that productivity should be measured purely by word output is a death knell for intensive, investigative work that uncovers corruption.

As the years go by, speech reverts to childhood levels of disfluency, with more pauses, more errors, more repeated words, but even the peak years are not great: up to 8percentt of the average person's word output consists of meaningless fillers and placeholders like um, uh and er.

Output of the risk assessment tools varied with 83.3 % of tools yielding a numerical output (i.e. "Your lifetime risk for breast cancer is 11.6 %") as opposed to a word output (i.e., "Your lifetime risk for breast cancer is higher than average").> Sub-analysis was used to compare the frequency of obtaining a superior rating, in a given SAM category, stratified by overall SAM rating.

During stage one of the map reduction aggregation method shown in Fig. 1, transitional sequence word outputs are placed into centralized, thread-safe storage areas accessible to minhash operation workers.

Some systems are based on phone ASR to retrieve OOV terms whereas others employ word lattices output by a word-based ASR system to produce OOV term detections.

Sir Nicholas thinks they would be a massive 5-20% over the next century or two: in other words, world output could be up to a fifth lower, as a result of climate change, than it otherwise would have been.He justifies these high numbers on two main grounds.