Sentence examples for example known as from inspiring English sources

The first example, known as the Well, began with a meeting between Brilliant and Stewart Brand, then editor of the Whole Earth Catalog, an early green-living manual.

Intriguingly, these post-extinction fossil assemblages are very similar to an unusual late Cretaceous example known as the "Fort Union zero" megaflora.

One popular example, known as "The Russian Sleep Experiment," is a short story about Russian prisoners who are forcibly deprived of sleep until they cannibalize each other.

Canada, with a long history of aircraft used in wilderness flying, produced a rugged example known as the Beaver, built by De Havilland's Canadian firm.

The Alliance of Resident Theaters/New York, for example — known as A.R.T./New York — has been a lifeline for nearly 300 member theaters since 1972.

One, for example, known as keratinocyte growth factor 2, is a protein that stimulates the cells of the skin and inner body linings to heal wounds, and is being tested on patients with nonhealing ulcers.

To underpin their expertise they read, and in time took on new media and drew on vast digitised collections of usage examples known as corpora.

In the batch mode all inputs are applied to the network before the weights are updated; in other words this mode is based on the whole set of examples known as epoch.

This is achieved by removing the majority class examples, known as under-sampling, or by adding to the minority class examples, known as over-sampling.

Organobarium compounds are a growing class of compounds: for example, dialkylbariums are known, as are alkylhalobariums.

For example, Kodak knew as early as 1981 that digital imaging was being developed by SONY, and reacted by investing some $5 billion in research and development to learn what that had to offer over its established film technology.