Sentence examples for backward relationships from inspiring English sources

During the process of document embedding, we applied the long short-term memory method to capture the backward relationships between words and proposed a feedback recurrent neural network to capture the forward relationships between words.

This step began with 4,125 exons but acquired 10,428 exons as 1-1 unitexonsons, leaving 374 exons as unconfirmed due to backward relationships that did not fit.

First, we started with exons having only one hit and examined their backward relationship.

That gets the relationship backward.

Her musical arc traces their relationship backward, from this parting kiss to their meeting five years earlier.

To attribute the rise and fall of the economy to their spending puts the relationship backward.

(Scott) '5x2' (R, 90 minutes, in French) A couple's relationship unravels backward, from divorce through the birth of their child to their first meeting.

Shultz and Wolfowitz agreed that Kissinger put too much value on China as a counterbalance to the Soviet Union, with the result that the U.S. bent over backward to preserve "the relationship" by making concessions on issues like Taiwan.

Mr. Bloomberg's strategy all along, no matter how personally vexed he has been by the governor's moves, has been to bend over backward to keep the relationship on friendly terms, even while his aides groused privately that the governor has tried to shut the mayor out of the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan and taken other actions against Mr. Bloomberg's interests.

Starting at the end of World War II, Keynesians argued that big government can and should shape policies by looking at the relationships between backward-looking, aggregate numbers such as gross national product, aggregate investments, national savings and others.

A relationship between backward masking thresholds and auditory working memory was also observed (Fig. 3; r = −0.495, p = 0.002).