The phrase "as it trains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something happening concurrently with the training process, such as in sports, education, or machine learning.
Example: "The athlete focused on improving her technique as it trains, ensuring she maximized her performance."
Alternatives: "while it trains" or "during its training".
But the agency liked the concept of a teacher in space and in 1998 hit upon the idea of training teachers to be real astronauts, just as it trains scientists and other professionals to be mission specialists.
Important but glamorless, the task of hauling every bullet, bean and barrel of diesel required by the military as it trains in peacetime and goes to war falls to the United States Transportation Command, based here, across the Mississippi from St . Louis
In addition, the GA focuses on those classes and or samples that are difficult to classify as it trains using a form of boosting to modify the fitness landscape.
The SVM training is the step which needs maximum time for execution among all components of system as it trains large benchmarked data set mnist with 60,000 images.
Try not to fall asleep with the TV on, as it trains your body to need the noise in order to fall asleep.
AIF's Grünerløkka chapter was established at Dælenenga and used it as its training ground.
Send the war dog as soon as it's trained, wait for at least three peacekeepers and send those, then send engineers as they are trained.
The SVM classifier with radius basis function as kernel worked best as it is trained by particle swarm optimization.
This method also provides for less computational cost as it reduces training time by using hyperplane, rather than similarity, constraints.
The mind becomes stronger as it gets trained.
Nonetheless, appropriate project funding is crucially related to capacity strengthening, as it stimulates training and institutional development as well as provides the critical experience to consolidate research skills.
