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"Ballet is something you have to be trained from a tiny age".

This way, the same task can be trained from a strictly conductist strategy to a fully constructivist one.

This mathematical tool can be trained from a series of inputs in order to obtain a desired output, without the need to reproduce the phenomenon under study.

The context vectors need to be adjusted to counter the problems of high dimensionality and data sparseness (Sahlgren 2005) or to be trained from a corpus (Baroni et al. 2014).

An online experiment was performed over 6 subjects to validate the algorithm, and the results show that a working BCI can be trained from a single calibration session and that the post motor imagery features are both informative and robust over multiple sessions.

In order to predict acoustic variations with high generalization capability, the model has to be able to express a large number of robust distributions (i.e., a large number of distributions, but such that each one can be trained from a sufficient number of training samples).

The training programme will raise the total of Ukrainian forces being trained from a thousand to two thousand by the end of the year.

But this puts an undue burden on players in contact sports, who have been trained from a young age to conceal all but the worst injuries.

This difference, I find, is more pronounced in men's fashion because women are trained from a young age to see fashion as fantastical, aspirational and intimidatingly glamorous.

Ender's natural ability was spotted when she was a child playing on family vacations, and she was trained from a young age by demanding East German coaches who included weight lifting in her training.

They are trained from a basic level, where they are taught how to carry out maintenance checks on vehicles, before they are confident enough to handle more complex tasks like understanding a car's electronics.