Humans find threatening the idea that thought is the product of complex, robust, yet highly plastic physical processes, that can be flawed from birth and can develop, repair or compensate for flaws, depending on environment.
Notice that such specific configuration is interesting to underline how the strengths of one classifier can compensate for flaws of other classifiers, so that the final result is more accurate and reliable.
We all learn languages of listening, ways of interpreting reproductions, imagining full-size orchestras emerging from clock radios, ignoring hisses or distortions, compensating for flaws.
But to regain its leadership mojo, Honda needs to take another leap, go beyond compensating for flaws and back to seeking out the far reaches of what a small car can be.
In other key respects, however, it compensates for flaws inherent to DC-CAS.
A team of researchers harness the variability of human decision making to compensate for two flaws in machine-learning models: factoring in the unknown and the unknowable.
But with the wrapping barely off fatherhood studies, there hasn't been enough time to compensate for these flaws with carefully repeated studies and varied research approaches.
Two elements are above reproach: the musical score and the magnificent battle scenes directed by King Vidor are so good that they compensate for other flaws.
The Soviets thought that training a generation of chess players would compensate for historic flaws in the Russian character; Western coders chose chess as a vehicle for exploring artificial intelligence.
But the many passages where observation and analysis, detail and mood, move gracefully in step with each other, powerfully illuminating the characters' lives, do much to compensate for these flaws.
Learn to compensate for those flaws (or fix them) moving forward. 3.
