Sentence examples for a more effective model from inspiring English sources

But the outrage did not spur this decision to change course, Mr. Wolfe said; rather it was the result of further discussions that helped administrators find a more effective model.

Generally speaking, these methods attempted to transfer information from a lot of auxiliary data to train a more effective model for target data.

Since speech signals exhibit both of these properties, we hypothesize that CNNs are a more effective model for speech compared to Deep Neural Networks (DNNs).

However, they suggested that the concept of growth networks that involve numerous connections of enactment and reflection between multiple domains (Fig. 1) would be a more effective model for representing permanent changes in instructional practice and teaching beliefs.

The loosening of these policies is required if we, as a society, are to end the era of astoundingly high rates of imprisonment and move to a more effective model of rehabilitation.

Roth Partners was created to offer marketers a more effective model of Brand Care - to move brands to real advantage by integrating brand strategy, brilliant creative work and path to purchase wisdom.

In 2005 four big unions tried to ease the pain by leaving the AFL-CIO, the unions' umbrella body, to search for a new, more effective model for organising.The new Democratic House of Representatives has its answer to the labour movement's problems: HR 800, the Employee Free Choice Act.

Despite the limited current presence in the Pacific, however, an increasing number of PICs perceive the Cuban medical cooperation as a cheaper and more effective model for HRH development and may wish to embrace the initiative and deepen engagement with Cuba in the years to come.

Coursera has a head-start on Udacity in terms of offering a more liberal arts-style education, and if Udacity opts for the Salman Khan approach of one teacher for all subjects, Coursera may be on to a more sustainable, or perhaps even more effective model, by facilitating the distribution of courses taught by those who are experts in their particular field.

Two case studies including a structural thermal problem and a corroded beam problem are employed to demonstrate the proposed approach for more effective model based reliability analysis.

Furthermore, weight sharing leads to more efficient training and more effective model especially when some similar local structures appear in the input feature space.