The phrase "completely train" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of fully training someone or something, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "I need to completely train the new employees before they start working independently."
Alternatives: "fully train" or "thoroughly train."
The radiology residency's final goal is to develop a complete specialist in general radiology and all trainees should be completely trained in all fields and disciplines in order to achieve this target.
"Plastic surgery fellows are completely trained surgeons who have independent operating privileges," she said.
The couple already had adopted two mustangs, one completely trained and the other partly trained, but they wanted more.
In their paper, "DOOMRED: a new optimization technique for boosted cascade detectors on enforced training set," K. M. Lee and D. W. Park propose a new method to optimize the completely trained boosted cascade detector on an enforced training set.
The initial company was established with US Special Forces conducting the training, the second was trained up by a mix of US and Philippine Special Forces personnel, and the third was completely trained by the Philippine cadre, with a Light Reaction Battalion stood up in February 2004 that continued periodic training exchanges with their US counterparts (Maxwell 2013).
The answer remains the same and is worth noting here again: essentially, Spotify is completely trained right now on getting its core consumer business right and growing it, and the negotiations, strategy and resources needed to introduce an enterprise service right now would be too distracting to the central mission.
In this paper, to solve the optimization problem of completely trained boosted cascade detector on false-classified instances, we propose a new base hypothesis weight optimization algorithm called DOOMRED (Direct Optimization Of Margin for Rare Event Detection) using a mathematically derived error upper bound of boosting algorithms.
In the U.S. they aren't completely trained until their third birthday.
For animals completely trained that were injected during all training sessions, we observed that the number of new born immature neurons was considerably reduced.
Incompletely and completely trained animals were studied because of the distinct events predicted by our computational model at different learning stages.
