Sentence examples for by borrowing from previous from inspiring English sources

Features must be systematically chosen, often times by borrowing from previous research and also through rigorous feature selection.

The government has bridged the gap by borrowing from the central bank and the banking system (which itself borrows heavily from the central bank).

The veterans repeated a slogan, borrowed from previous Presidential speeches by FDR and Reagan, about how these terrifying moments were their "rendezvous with destiny"—a suggestion that I found troubling, given the civilian death toll that American bombings worldwide create on a near daily basis.

Because the private lending practice is a newly established institution, it cannot borrow from previous institutions to regulate its function.

aThe terms constructive and defensive are borrowed from previous research on medical errors (e.g. Wu [ 2]).

(A little judicious borrowing by presidents from previous orators shall not perish from the earth).

We also applied estimates for improving sensitivity by using a combination of ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with mammography compared with mammography alone borrowing information from previous studies (Berg et al, 2008; Kuhl et al, 2010) to identify the threshold of high-risk categories requiring alternative image techniques.

And speaking to indigenous people across the country, he borrowed language from previous Zapatista communiques by saying, "Never again a Mexico without you".

Players may split or borrow cards from previous melds to form new ones, providing that they leave valid melds.

The Fed also lengthened the period of borrowing at the discount to a 30-day term, renewable by the borrower, from the previous overnight loans.

Government expenditure in 2030 will not be limited by taxation, borrowing or previous debt but by inflation risk.