Sentence examples for cut connections from inspiring English sources

"We cut connections ages ago, when they started to give sanctuary to Bin Laden, and we haven't renewed them".

Rometty and other female executives should persuade their companies to cut connections with Augusta until equality blossoms like the course's azaleas.

Against the stirring but simple riff, Gabriel sang of a spiritual awakening/epiphany/supernatural event which caused him to cut connections to the past and stake everything on a fresh roll of the dice.

Internet access has resumed in the Egyptian cities of Cairo and Alexandria after five days of cut connections, Internet users reported on Wednesday.

To keep this length similar, two factors will play a role: an increase in the average number of synapses per neuron (Schüz and Demianenko 1995) and, in addition, the insertion of 'short cut' connections, maintaining the so-called small world-type network with brain size.

To cut connection costs, some day-trading firms, like All-Tech Investments, offer their proprietary services through the Internet.

Though these won't be your primary means of sizing the armor, they will be useful to reference whenever you're making a cut, connection, or alteration that you can't accurately test.

These short-cut connections allow the encoder to discard task-irrelevant details because the decoder can recover the discarded information through the short-cuts.

I will propose a solution: a combination of denoising autoencoders and denoising source separation and a model structure which has short-cut connections between the encoder and the decoder.

Cutting connections too close: Obviously, booking an inexpensive flight is a goal anytime you travel, but, especially around the holidays, pay attention to connection details, as well.

The American Society of Human Genetics in their 2008 statement on ancestry testing, notes that it is an inexact science and assumptions can be made based on subjective data, for example, "…imply [ing] clear-cut connections between DNA and specific regions and ethnic groups…"[ 12].