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At the now infamous School of the Americas, thousands of Latin American "special forces" were explicitly trained in torture techniques by US handlers.

And in both of our transmission strategies (oblivious and informed users), the users are explicitly trained about their effective channel after precoding.

"We discovered that a few neurons among the millions in these networks were good at focusing on things they weren't explicitly trained to look at that seemed useful for creating personalized stickers," reads the blog post announcing the system.

Although machines may know what a "dragon fruit" looks like, they can't perform the task "cut the dragon fruit with a knife" unless they have been explicitly trained with the dataset containing this command.

Teachers are not explicitly trained on gender socialisation, and it shows.

"Any 'security' entity that exists within this system without explicitly working against those forms of oppression is going to perpetuate it it's rare that a security presence in white-, cis-dominated queer spaces is explicitly trained or committed to working against forces of marginalization".

Second, some students' inability to generalize their improved knowledge from ALEKS practice back to the BSDT skills indicated the need to explicitly train students on the role and importance of self-explanation, identifying problem types, and other domain-specific cognitive and metacognitive strategies.

Therefore, in this work we have simulated a discriminative training procedure by explicitly training positive and negative models separately.

In addition, a further important test of the role of visual haptic experience in causing the present effects would be to explicitly train participants with a set of novel objects (visuo-haptically) and then examine at what stage of learning such objects could be decoded in the PCG, from visual presentation alone.

By contrast, our agent demonstrated the ability to transfer what they knew about the visual appearance of a dragon fruit as well as the task of "cut X with a knife" successfully, without explicitly being trained to perform "cut the dragon fruit with a knife".

Explicitly, we train a classifier that assigns a pair of Focus Evidence tag to each fragment.