The phrase "acquired examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to examples that have been obtained or learned through experience or study.
Example: "In our research, we analyzed the acquired examples to draw meaningful conclusions about the subject matter."
Alternatives: "obtained examples" or "gathered examples".
Museums including the Metropolitan, the Pompidou Center and the British Museum have all acquired examples of his wall hangings.
Although there are a few private collectors of blooks out there and several institutions have acquired examples, these objects have been largely "under the radar" as a field of study, even though they have obvious correlation to material culture and to the slightly newer discipline, book history.
The detection model is retrained over the updated and extended training set which now also includes the acquired examples that are regarded as being very informative.
"The museum is responsible for chronicling fashionable dress and its collecting policy tends to focus on acquiring examples of outstanding aesthetic or technical quality".
The SVM-Margin acquires examples about which the detection model is less confident.
On the one hand, the combination method begins by acquiring examples based on SVM-Margin criteria in order to acquire the most informative PDF files, acquiring both malicious and benign files.
In order to enhance the signature repository as much as possible, we also check the similarity between the selected files using the kernel farthest-first (KFF) method suggested by Baram et al. [34] which enables us to avoid acquiring examples that are quite similar.
For each of the five types, we acquired ten examples of genuine holograms.
Like in artificial neural networks, connections and correlations between neurosymbols can be acquired from examples in different learning phases.
We tested our algorithm using a real humanoid robot that acquired the examples by experimenting directly on the objects and, therefore, it deals better with complex (anthropomorphic) hand object interactions whose results are difficult to model, or predict.
Newly acquired images (examples in Figure 2C ) were analyzed to measure the Pearson's correlation coefficients (Rr) of GluA1 co-localization with Arf6.
