Sentence examples for epochs to from inspiring English sources

But aside from its polemical heat, "Glittering Images" feels chilly and too caught up in the parsing of styles and historical epochs to generate the kind of enthusiasm to which it aspires.

Sellars' patchwork of texts blurs the distinction between the two epochs to tell the story of Christ's passion from the point of view of the women around him, interleaving passages from both old and new testaments with texts by a range of 20th-century women writers.

The contemporary propagandist can employ elaborate social-scientific research facilities, unknown in previous epochs, to conduct opinion surveys and psychological interviews in efforts to learn the symbolic meanings of given signs for given reactors around the world and to discover what signs leave given reactors indifferent because, to them, these signs are without meaning.

We set the maximum number of training epochs to 75.

Similarly with the case of synchronous changes, RANDOM requires 150 additional epochs to converge compared to EXPLOITATION.

Then, the RMSE values are plotted against the number of training cycles (epochs) to identify the best fitting model.

Now the scientists are pushing for the new epoch to be officially recognised.

Art and technology have always moved hand in hand from one epoch to the next.

(Arbus was far from the only bruised daredevil of that epoch to have crashed in the early seventies).

For instance, it could be that differences in vegetation and the associated albedo vary stochastically from one epoch to another.

During the Bush Administration, he documented his resistance to the use of torture, which helped extend his career from a conservative epoch to a liberal one.