Sentence examples for collection of train from inspiring English sources

The first to end up in his web of debt is Lidia, who's forced to mortgage all the houses she had eventually accumulated, but still hold on to her collection of train stations which, in any case, are "useless," according to Nicolò.

Just slightly further away is Kidderminster, you'll find the Railway Museum which houses a large collection of train-related artefacts.

She calls it a "continuation" of the Traveling Light Web site; I haven't seen the video essay, but the site's diverse, enticing collection of train-film clips makes me impatient to do so.

We present a novel method for automatic shape model building from a collection of training shapes.

Given a collection of training examples, the system extracts signal descriptors.

Wang et al. [30] propose to use an unsupervised learning approach to discover the set of action classes present in a large collection of training images.

Another key development that informs the current robot-assisted surgical training practice is the availability of simulation-based training systems that reduce the cost of training and provide access to an increasing collection of training content (simulations).

Thus, for a given collection of training images, the parameters of individual layers are learned in such a way that gives the highest possible probability to the given training data.

A collection of training vectors corresponding to the dictionary vector in its approximation are taken by minimizing the Frobenius norm of the approximation error by solving for the dictionary vector at each iteration.

HyPhy scripts needed to fit a REV model to a collection of training alignments and generate similarity scoring matrices can be downloaded from http://www.hyphy.org/pubs/HIV-model/. HIV-1 models presented here are available as a part of the standard distribution of HyPhy (HIVWithin and HIVBetween models).

Based on a systematic collection of training data, planned and performed training content and intensity can be compared [ 1, 2].