Sentence examples for be learned to improve from inspiring English sources

Tel Aviv's mayor, Ron Huldai, has visited the wounded in hospital and said "lessons would be learned" to improve security after the incident.

Convolution computation, rectified linear units, and sub-sampling are applied for weight replication and reducing the number of parameters that need to be learned to improve the general feed-forward back propagation training.

The prime purpose of the review will be to establish what further lessons can be learned to improve the way children are safeguarded.

Hull City Council said it was conducting a "Serious Case Review to see if there are any lessons which can be learned to improve the way in which local agencies work together".

This can be a starting point for understanding how they do what they do, and extracting lessons that might be learned to improve accountability everywhere.

While there has been progress in understanding these types of injuries, a great deal still needs to be learned to improve health outcomes [19].

Kerkez hopes to apply what he's learned to improve large-scale water allocation and to mitigate flooding and produce hydropower.

If they are learning to improve the visual experience of patients, the least they should understand is the underlying mechanism of how physical optics works, and that is best done by understanding the simple pieces of optics equipment.

(KH board member) New concepts of roadside service "Customers have higher and higher demand over car emergency services; the dominant theme within the towing industry is learning to improve towing service, through firms learning from TMS and other key customers".

Whether you are learning to improve your job prospects, do better in school, get ready for a trip abroad or even just for fun, there are three common habits that all successful language learners share.

It is possible to learn to improve your soft skills, Vitale says.