Sentence examples for be trained to spot from inspiring English sources

The result hints that machines could one day be trained to spot mathematical elegance and beauty.

The Home Office study suggested nursery staff should be trained to spot tots at risk of becoming criminals when they grow up.

But it can also be trained to spot the brain-wave patterns associated with thinking about, say, a favorite flower or song or pet.

Teachers need to be trained to spot girls who may be at risk of FGM or child marriage and so that we are able to provide support and expert guidance to any young girl who asks for our protection.

Professionals are also to be trained to spot the signs of sexual exploitation early and look out for young people who are victims or at risk of being exploited.

An image-recognition network could be trained to spot the players, the ball and everything happening on the field, but it wouldn't have the words to label what they were.

Even chambermaids have been trained to "spot" drugs.

Mingling in the crowds will be security agents who have been trained to spot suspicious characters.

Senior officer Murray explained: "Our staff here are trained to spot manipulation and conditioning.

All those with direct customer contact were trained to spot the signs of domestic abuse.

They are trained to spot "red flags" or issues that might make someone inadmissible.