Sentence examples for extended to learn from inspiring English sources
Once these Cell Assembly agents have been translated and embodied in a virtual environment, they will be extended to learn more effectively.
To do so, a programmable central pattern generator is used which is inspired from animal's neural systems and these programmable central pattern generators are extended to learn patterns with more accuracy for NAO humanoid robots.
When they observe happy children with complex needs who appear to behave and look well treated, do inspectors whack out generous "outstanding" judgments as a way of rewarding the school for relieving society of its guilt about what to do with disabled children, rather than basing the grading on whether students are being fully extended to learn?
The layer-wise learning procedure already mentioned in Algorithm 2 is extended to learn the parameters of the proposed HDLA model.
It shows that the concurrency model of joint state and action spaces can be extended to learn task-level coordination by replacing actions with options.
This can be extended to learning nonlinear distance metrics in the future, which may lead to further performance improvements.
If this hypothesis was correct, the role of the AFP would be extended to learning general types of sequential behaviours in a manner similar to the function of the basal ganglia in mammals (Graybiel 2000, 2008).
If a model can be quickly and easily understood, scientists are more likely to trust its predictions, and the model is easier to reuse, to modify and extend, to learn from, and to validate through inspection.
The interpersonal essence of language learning extends to learning as a whole.
These impacts are not limited to learning about a land system, but extend to learning about the views, norms and values of other actors.
The thirst for experimentation, the ability to cross disciplinary or cultural borders, the scale of residential life -- all of these factors extend to learning outside the classroom and create vibrant communities that students remember and value throughout their lives.
