Sentence examples for cautious learning from inspiring English sources

I felt encouraged reading that, because it exalts a cautious learning process.

In a non-stationary environment where new patterns are introduced over time, the learning process utilises a novel snap-drift algorithm that performs fast, convergent, minimalist learning (snap) when the overall network performance is poor and slower, more cautious learning (drift) when the performance is good.

Be especially cautious when learning about the following: Anti-autism rhetoric.

It may pay at first to be overly cautious and learn all odours associated with an alarm cue as a predation risk when entering a new environment and then slowly learn which of those actually do not represent a threat.

Be cautious and learn to defend yourself.

She and Raymond had thought the NAACP was too elitist and cautious, but after learning a friend was involved she went to her first meeting in December, 1943.

I was naturally cautious and had learned that the repercussions were grave, and this made for a bad cocktail.

My explorations were cautious – you quickly learned the rules of social geography in that divided city – but on one occasion I made the mistake of walking too far and found myself on the famous Falls Road, the epicentre of Republican opposition to the British state and all its works.

But in your cautious control I learned to stay within the lines when everything I have always wanted lay outside.

And that leaves an ageing, shrinking, cautious consumer base that is learning to live with deflation while the central bank embarks on periodic binges of quantitative easing.

Hope rises again, more cautious and subdued — a sign that we're finally learning to navigate the line between heroism and hubris.