Sentence examples for classical expert from inspiring English sources

With your resident classical expert indisposed, I sent one of our reviewers, Oussama Zahr, to Morris's new production of "King Arthur," on the opening night of City Opera's spring season.

Those methods origin from classical expert systems [2, 16] by implementing human expert knowledge in software systems.

The natural integration of learning with reasoning and the CBR resemblance to the cognitive models of human decision-making hold the promise to overcome the "brittleness" and "knowledge acquisition bottleneck" of classical expert systems.

I'm a music graduate, a Radio 3 presenter and a supposed classical music "expert", and I don't know Wagner's Ring Cycle.

In order to further understanding this phenomenon, we formulated the following research question: "What characterizes the learning pathways of Western classical music expert improvisers?" Addressing this question, we designed an exploratory case study, conducting open-ended semi-structured videoconference interviews with a purposeful sampling of N = 8 Western classical music expert improvisers.

Both parts of Table 3, A and B, show an overall tendency for the highest correlation to be between both pathologists and the lowest agreement to be between a classical microscopic expert scoring and the proposed automated method employed on WSI.

Regular Disney fans didn't get the non-narrative aspect, and classical music experts hated its literal-mindedness.

Without the Pavarottis and Domingos of the past, opera cannot easily compete with the pop stars captivating today's young audiences, classical music experts say.

Another man faints out of fear, after letting it slip that Comrade Stalin may not be the greatest classical-music expert in the world.

They compared experts in classical ballet with experts in capoeira (a traditional dance) observing both dancing styles and showed that mirroring activity is more powerful when expert dancers viewed movements that they had been trained to perform compared to movements they had not.

The best, Heatherton says, provide interdisciplinary training by blending deep, expert, classical social science training with training from neuroscientists in imaging techniques.