Sentence examples for a host of machine from inspiring English sources

ER is one of a host of machine learning methods that rely on interaction with, and feedback from, a complex dynamic environment to drive synthesis of controllers for autonomous agents.

Viewing eQTL mapping as a variable selection problem opens the door to using a host of machine learning algorithms which have rarely, if at all, been applied to QTL and eQTL studies [ 12- 15].

Success in these tasks often requires the integration of various sensor or data modalities such as video, audio, motion, and accompanying text, and typically hinges on a host of machine-learning methodologies to handle the inherent variability and complexity of the ensuing features.

The Body Extender is just one of a host of machines now being developed or marketed around the world by researchers and companies.

A host of machines and characters (Lord of the Rings, Conan, Narnia, others) fly past her into space, including a Klingon battlecruiser, the moon ship from H.G. Wells First Men in the Moon, the Millennium Falcon and the Thunderbirds.

"CNC is simply a very broad generic term covering a host of very different machines, with diverse functions," said Richard Mille, founder of the Swiss luxury brand of the same name.

"We are excited to offer a deep learning foundation that can drive long-term strategy and support for a host of projects in the AI, machine learning, and deep learning ecosystems," said Jim Zemlin, executive director of The Linux Foundation.

Determining the answer to that question would require answering a host of others: How would a machine-learning model based on data collected in one region (e.g., New York) support predictions of people's political attitudes in another region (e.g., Texas)?

He and his wife, who have no children, live in a two-room apartment with a kitchen and a host of appliances, including a refrigerator, washing machine, television, VCR, CD player and telephone.

By the third quarter of the 19th century, the American System was employed in making small arms, clocks, textile machinery, sewing machines, and a host of other industrial products.

He regularly wheels a creaking old bicycle that pulls a trolley, and almost every day fetches and fills his house with unwanted old fridges, washing machines, and a host of hoarded bric-a-brac.