Sentence examples for different explorations from inspiring English sources
The film easily beat off its weepy competition, "Stepmom", a film about death and divorce, starring Susan Sarandon, although both films did well despite overwhelmingly negative reviews.Two films that opened after Christmas featured virtuoso performances in very different explorations of the family.
The album is filled with different explorations of the workings of words and voices, not to mention some cyberbuttonfunkdubs and trumpets.
These strategies could be summarised and observed via three different explorations: 1) who leads the groups and at what frequency, 2) how individuals are organized during a group movement and 3) what form of communication, if any, is used at the start of group movements, or during them.
"I want to be a part of that, even though my work, I think, is a different exploration from a lot of what I see being done by younger choreographers".
Figure 10 compares performance of the Q-learning algorithms when different exploration policies are used.
In Section 5, we present numerical results allowing the discussion of the performance of the Q-learning algorithms for different exploration strategies, cost functions and execution frequencies.
This method is evaluated in terms of its suitability regarding the slow response and recovery of the gas sensors, and experimental comparisons of different exploration strategies are presented.
We evaluate the performance of different exploration strategies and temporal models on real-world data gathered over the course of several months.
The CRO-SL is a competitive co-evolution algorithm in which different exploration procedures are jointly evolved within a single population of potential solutions to the problem.
Basically, the TECH heuristic is similar to TCaT, but it adopts a reverse exploration order and a different exploration environment based on the Architecture Description Language known as ArchC.
Visually impaired individuals use different exploration strategies which allow them to gain richer information content, and when sighted subjects are required to use similar strategies, their performance is radically improved [39].
