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(181) The comedy, which stars Paul Rudd as a naive do-gooder, was rated R and appealed to an older demographic that was more likely to stay home because of the storm.

(182) You can now stop this kind of bored, naive playgame.

(183) Not long ago, President George W. Bush was considered naive for suggesting that the promotion of democracy in the Arab world should be a staple of American foreign policy.

(184) This paper focuses on privacy preserving classification, and presents a privacy preserving Naive Bayes classification approach based on data randomization and feature reconstruction.

(185) The Cinderella-esque, inspirational hip-hop movie, directed by Stephen Fung, stars Chinese actress Kitty Zhang as a naive farm girl who happens to also be an incredibly talented hip-hop dancer.

(186) Chekhov creates a set of naive images of children in his series of children characters.

(187) Immediately, I move my spirit force to let all absorbed energy concentrate on my both hands and mix few own na?ve Qi, using this way I can control the massive world original Qi through few naive Qi.

(188) To improve efficiency, used naive Bayes classify method to reduce the searching space.

(189) Entrepreneurs who utter this lie look naive at best(sentencedict.com), stupid at worst.

(190) In truth, the Chinese couldn't believe their luck in finding such a naive and biddable partner as Kissinger.

(191) TAN classifier extends the structure of Naive Bayes classifier by adding augmenting arcs that obey certain structural restrictions.

(192) At present more inexpensive selling price, very suitable naive user choice.

(193) Berceuse Alexia Ashferd here was a friendly, but naive King who wed a very nasty Queen.

(194) Then by Naive Bayes text classification method, a document unknown class can be classified.

(195) Now manga has been developed as a big industry, which is popular with many people, although it had been thought as naive and dumpish.

(196) He then beat back Republican efforts to portray him as reckless, naive and inexperienced.

(197) Presently , naive Bayes algorithm for Email filtering has been accepted widely for its simplicity and plainness.

(198) The 16-byte result is lower than reported for RMM, but better than the result for the naive TCP transport, while the 128-byte result matches the RMM report, and the 1,024-byte result far exceeds RMM.

(198) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(199) The hastily assembled stimulus packages were a throwback to naive Keynesianism.

(200) And you feel naive for asking, since the answer is, self-evidently, People do these things to other people.

(201) Now you tell me, is such a naive child, being not worldly-wise and unable to play clever tricks, really capable of lying?

(202) The first approach is a simple Map-Reduce-enabled Naive Bayes classifier.

(203) All these are not unexpected, particularly her tragic marriage with a shy husband and sexlessness, but her support to her husband from beginning to end, just because she is naive.

(204) In The Line of Beauty, Aids becomes part of a bigger picture and of that arc from naive romance at the beginning to a more disillusioned and even tragic ending.

(205) So show the enough trueness even some naive and soft things in your affection.

(206) We sang ballads or played the simplest game prevailing in childhood, which once brought joyance to us and were making us relaxed and naive again in the world of adults.

(207) Scholars have suggested that because the edicts say nothing about the philosophical aspects of Buddhism, Asoka had a simplistic and naive understanding of the Dhamma.

(208) Of course , to naive girls like myself , you're inscrutable.

(209) Naive Bayes classification is a kind of simple and effective classification model. However, the performance of this model may be poor due to the assumption on the condition independence.

(210) I'm lucky that I had the opportunity, back at age twenty, to romanticize things and be naive.