Sentence examples for Self-acquired from inspiring English sources

In the training the ANN model acquires knowledge on the problem from a series of examples, and thereafter applies this self-acquired knowledge to other (new) cases.

Additionally, as a masters student of old English literature, translation, and manuscript reading, I have a self-acquired specialization on handling old manuscripts, bringing in new meanings and focusing on the world of their period.

Instead, it is the model itself that learns about the problem from a series of examples of headland-bay beaches (the training set) and thereafter applies this self-acquired knowledge to other cases (the test set) for validation.

This system has been modified by the conversion of many Khāsi to Christianity, by the consequent conflict of ritual obligations under the tribal religion and the demands of the new religion, and by the right of the people to make wills in respect of self-acquired property.

Wouldn't we want someone like Romney with a J.D./M.B.A. from Harvard, experience as a CEO and a self-acquired net worth of $200-$200-$250 millionun our natoon?

Evidence-based decision aids may offer support for physicians in the management of self-acquired information in patients.

A self acquires its substance early, and such essays on youthful experience as "Dictionary of Wilno Streets" and "Journey to the West" are the most full-blooded.

Judge William presents marriage as the scene of this transformation, in which, through commitment, the self acquires temporal continuity and, following Hegel, the sensuous is raised to the level of spirit.

Nondescript as a human girl, she swiftly begins to relish the beauty and strength of her horned, red-skinned demonic second self (acquiring a brilliantly hapless Irish fanboy along the way) and enjoy the scope for making mayhem that goes with it.

Furthermore, it is also capable to self-acquire context information about the currently available bandwidth-energy resources, so as to quickly adapt to the mobility-induced abrupt changes of the state of the vehicular network, even in the presence of fadings, imperfect context information and intermittent Vehicular-to-Infrastructure connectivity.

Given the right conditions and circumstances, the self acquires a personalizing self-apprehension, i.e., it develops into a person and as a person (cf. Husserl 1952, 265).