Sentence examples similar to aptly gaining from inspiring English sources
Case in point: During menopause, more and more of us are gaining membership to the aptly named "Sandwich Generation," a group marked by its responsibility to simultaneously care for both its children and parents.
As Salil Shetty, Secretary General of Amnesty International aptly puts it, "there are huge possibilities and benefits to be gained from artificial intelligence if human rights is a core design and use principle of this technology".
Since then he has gained a seat on Kiev's council – which he describes as "run like a banana republic" – and formed Udar, whose initials aptly form the Russian word for "punch".
But it's a wonderful country and during my most recent visit, traveling from Warsaw to Vilnius, I gained a deeper appreciation of its wildness and mystery, of its old superstitions and myths, and the enchantment of its jewel-box capital, aptly symbolized, on its coat of arms, by Saint Christopher wading through the mud of history.
The aptly named analoga to global_data and global_shape are local_data and local_shape, cf. "Distribution strategies" section : If redundant but conflicting information is provided like integer-type initialization array vs. dtype=complex the explicit information gained from dtype is preferred over implicit information provided by global_data/local_data.
Beyond a certain limit, an organism would expend an amount of energy on proofreading that would not be worth the minimal gain in fidelity, a limit which might be most aptly described by the old adage "the best is the enemy of the good".
MMER analysis aptly corroborated the experimental findings.
Several of these, aptly enough, involve flight.
Perhaps "desoufflage" would aptly describe this.
