(3) Update the learned model adaptively with the changing scene.
Until May 5, the Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art is packaging the ever-changing scene into an international attraction.
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The label was an evanescent moment in an ever-changing scene, but its impact has been curiously durable.
Its landform is unique, as one peak rises after another among unpredictable mists and clouds, making it an ever-changing scene of magnificent natural beauty.
Thilo's a passionate guy, he knows most of the people who helped produce the soundtrack of Berlin, and he'll give wry advice on where's current in the city's ever-changing scene.
To keep up with the ever-changing scene, digital marketing experts need to stay in step with the evolving tech trends.
The Watergate is an institution in Berlin, being part of an ever-changing scene with lots of clubs opening und closing all the time.
To paint outdoors, where the light and the scene are ever changing, is to guarantee unique results — as Monet's many variations on a solitary lily pond attest.
The exhibit reactivates and expands on the history of Flavin's earlier work and sets in motion a host of new narratives linked to the transitioning museum and the Bay Area art scene's ever changing character, according to a new post by Emily Hunt on KQED's blog.
When Madame Tussaud trained in 18th-century Paris, waxworks even served as a kind of molten ticker tape, their ever-changing scenes chronicling the French Revolution's cataclysms.
