Sentence examples for Real-world understanding from inspiring English sources
Any human programmer knows that, but no computer system has the real-world understanding of an average human being.
Enyia said her work as a community organizer in the embattled West Side neighborhoods of Austin and Garfield Park, where she lives, gives her a real-world understanding of the streets.
Continuing a reputation for innovation in teaching, Zittrain first conceived of the course as a means of grounding important, but abstract technological and legal concepts in real-world understanding.
Most artificial intelligence to date has been purpose-built for specific tasks like recognizing syllables and filling out tax returns; working with a vast array of human artifacts (like screwdrivers, fire hoses, and forklifts) requires a real-world understanding that has so far been elusive.
First of all, you need a better, real-world understanding of how equity works.
Put another way, limiting scope and vector yields limited real-world understanding of security risk.
One of the true differentiators between wearables and other traditional devices is their ability to operate in the real world, understanding location, capturing rich context and making decisions around all that.
Developing innovative library services requires a real world understanding of faculty members' desired curricular goals.
And while in the real world understanding of climate change has moved on, through the work of scientists and real-time evidence in heat waves and killer storms, Heartland's stable of experts remains resolute in sticking to their arguments that climate change does not exist – or might even be beneficial.
In Germany, its data center is operated by Deutsche Telekom on Microsoft's behalf in a trustee model, a move made both for "digital sovereignty and compliance," Nadella said, "and a real world understanding of what the customer needs".
The event entitled, How Neuroscience is Changing Real World Understandings in the Law, Mental Health, Finance, and Public Policy, was chaired by CLBB's Co-Director Judy Edersheim, J.D., M.D.
