Sentence examples for chess challenge from inspiring English sources

Still, at the Arctic Chess Challenge in Tromso, Norway, which ended last weekend, it was she who triumphed.

Chess is still played by many British children, and Pein praises the Delancey UK Schools Chess Challenge.

The Seventh Annual Chess Challenge, open to grades K-12, is a U.S. Chess Federation-rated tournament, directed by Usdan chess instructors Brian Karen and Joel Salman.

The day after Biel, on a whim, Carlsen flew to Tromso, Norway, to play in the Arctic Chess Challenge, a tournament open to anyone.

At the Arctic Chess Challenge in Norway, which also ended Sunday, Loek van Wely of the Netherlands was the top seed, but he was rated just 10 points higher than the second seed, Alexander Moiseenko of Ukraine.

That target has been set by RoboCup's organisers for the year 2050 and was established following the success of the artificial intelligence chess challenge that was fought out in the 90s.

Meanwhile, sotto voce, the message emerging from IBM's research labs was that "we can tell machines to be smart!" IBM chose to mute those achievements, continuing to maintain a relatively low AI profile until the last decade, when it burst into public awareness with the unveiling of its chess-playing supercomputer Deep Blue to challenge chess grandmaster, and then world champion, Garry Kasparov.

He placed second in the under 11 category in the tournament, whose organizers, Carole B. Berman and Beatriz Marinello, also organized a weeklong Challenge Chess Camp, which ended Friday.

Physarum will not be challenging chess grandmasters any time soon but in a 2001 paper, Toshiyuki Nakagaki, who worked on the Tokyo and maze-solving studies wrote: "I consider that the Physarum's maze-solving is smart or something like primitive intelligence".

Since 1988, chess theorists have challenged previously well-established views about White's advantage.

From 2012 to 2014, Aronian was often ranked second in the world; most people in chess expected him to challenge Norway's Magnus Carlsen, the three-time, and current, world champion.