Sentence examples for correctly learned from inspiring English sources

He has never quite correctly learned the language.

The larger number of points in quadrants 1 and 3 indicates that the model has correctly learned the majority of structure activity relationships presented in the data.

This means that post-translational properties cannot be correctly learned.

A postmitigation response survey in 2005 found that > 85% of the residents now associate the use of coal with arsenicosis; > 90% correctly learned to operate the new ventilated stoves; and > 90% dry corn and chili peppers outdoors in the sun.

We evaluated both methods in terms of average sensitivity (i.e. ratio of correctly learned edges to total number of edges in the original network) and specificity (i.e. ratio of correctly unconnected genes to total number of unconnected genes in the original network over 10 n generated networks for n S-genes.

When all were given the same lesson it was found those gesturing "correctly" learnt the most.

Then we need a comprehensive plan for the Middle East that correctly learns the lessons of the past decade.

We illustrate the merits of this approach through an example where the robot is able to correctly learn from "flawed" demonstrations by taking the visual perspective of the human instructor to clarify potential ambiguities.

Both aspects of the method are tested separately, with the system correctly learning 98% of the vocabulary and correctly interpreting 98% of the rules of an SBVR SE based example.

Using border ownership as a prototypical example, we show that a Hebbian learning rule fails to properly learn modulatory connections, while our proposed rule correctly learns a stimulus-driven model.

The mapping problem asks how infants correctly learn to attach words to referents.