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The phrase "as though come" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "He looked at me as though come from another world."
Alternatives: "as if arrived" or "as though appeared".
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I do think the manuscript reads a bit as though come of the ideas of combining reinforcement learning and homeostasis are novel to the authors, whereas in reality their contribution is to add a mathematical/computational framework which allows for quantitative predictions to be made and suggests what could/should be observed in any neural mechanism.
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The man who had fired spoke suddenly, as though coming out of deep thought.
After drawing us in this way, she slowed, suddenly, as though coming to herself, but didn't quite stop.
But it began to seem as though coming to a resolution that would satisfy anybody was impossible.
The Internet greeted her skeptically at first, as though coming out as trans might be a ratings stunt: she's no longer married to Kris Kardashian, but her new reality show, "I Am Cait," is produced by Bunim/Murray, which makes "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," and her coming out in effect began with a leak from TMZ.
The calculation at national level follows the "one hospital" approach, meaning that DRGs of all calculating hospitals are dealt with as though coming from one hospital.
They are every bit as worthy of a designer dress as Manolos, though come to think of it, "Manolo" is Spanish.
A few, though, came as often as five times a week and had single-digit handicaps.
Like all Soane's buildings, it is subliminally disturbing, as though he had come by the design in a dream.
The findings, though, came as no surprise.
Tavener, though, came across as the most preposterous.
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