Sentence examples for desirable to learn from inspiring English sources

However, adopting user defined representations is clearly suboptimal, as it is desirable to learn descriptors specific to the scene of interest.

Although an investigation of the artworks' condition instigated the study of the prints discussed here, it was also desirable to learn more about Maki's choice of printing inks and paints as well as to assess the stability of these intensely luminous colorants to light prior to their exhibition.

As a result, it is desirable to learn all the models jointly rather than treating each task as independent and fitting each model separately, such as Lasso (Tibshirani, 1996) and group Lasso (Yuan and Lin, 2006).

While underhand and sidearm serves put the ball in play, they are not as difficult to return as overhand serves, and are not as desirable to learn.

At the same time the "Histories" have "something valuable to say to enlightened people…who believe that it is both desirable and possible to learn from history".The book is considered the first work of history, but Herodotus was more than just a historian.

In a broader sense, we have to decide whether it is desirable at all to learn SMCs that we do not naturally have as far as the human sensorimotor system works sufficiently well from a physiological and functional point of view with respect to the environment we currently live in.

I'm sure Singapore's warrantless panopticon seems very desirable to those spooks who went to learn from it.

Clearly then, waiting is not always rewarded, and it can be difficult, especially for boys, to learn when waiting is desirable and appropriate and when it is not.

The food my mother took me to buy that day was to serve a double purpose: sustenance on the ten-hour bus ride, and a farewell luxury before being committed for two months to a place where, as I was soon to learn, possession of any desirable foodstuff resulted in harsh disciplinary action.

They're also promising that it will be "faster, easier to learn," and "hopefully more desirable".

Negotiated joining allows the aspirant and target group to learn if a mutually desirable role is likely and, if so, to construct such a role.