Sentence examples for build concepts from inspiring English sources

Even when scientists have built neural networks that mimic the intricate layers of how the brain understands, analyzes information and build concepts, they don't know what exactly is going on in there, why neural networks are interpreting things in a certain way.

Franklin had artists build concepts while Nolan gave his ideal vision: "Something glacial, with clear modernist architecture, but with chunks of it breaking off into the sea like icebergs".

We have thus implemented the general graph of entities in RDF (Klyne, 2004), with the use of RDFs, a RDF Vocabulary Description Language that allows to build concepts and relationships between them.

Car companies typically build concept cars as one-of-a-kind efforts to try out new styling directions at auto shows.

Afterward, the subjects were required to build concept maps of the topic in 20 min with the system.

The parts are provided to learners, and then the learners are required to build concept maps (learner maps) by connecting the parts.

It is thus necessary to build on concepts like these that enable concepts of innovation and of governance to be linked together.

The ontology is developed so that engineers can build new concepts from the basic set of concepts.

In other words, while the natural sciences build their concepts by way of disregarding what is individual, the historical sciences build their concepts in order to grasp precisely what is individual.

They are looking for smaller ways to build their concepts, like through comic books and graphic novels.

"I'm interested in how we build the concept of a city.