Sentence examples for external to training from inspiring English sources
Obviously, parameters external to training (nutrition, sleep quality, fatigue related to activities other than training, etc).
External attempts to train such groups up under a new banner have resoundingly failed – when the US tried to do so it ended up with just four "moderate" fighters – individual fighters – in Syria at a cost of $500m.
We combine the lexicon chunks with other external resources to train a maximum entropy model for document classification.
Variety specific models correctly identified 75 85% of immature tomatoes and 82 86% of mature green tomatoes in internal cross-validation, however external validation performance decreased when applied to predict maturities in a cultivar external to the training set.
The summation is indexed across u to emphasize that prediction is external to the training subset used in each case.
Barclays offers a model of good practice in this respect, working with external health agencies to train employees in its overnight contact centre on what types of foods to eat and when.
It is one thing to be a talented fighter and athlete, but there is a bigger advantage still in having spent time in that cage, in knowing how to deal with external pressures, in knowing how to train and cut weight.
The primary sources of IHD during family medicine residency training appear to be external to the discipline of family medicine.
He said universities should also focus on researchers' career development, giving free access to external training and teaming up with business schools to broaden researchers' knowledge.
To lay the groundwork, energy and utilities companies can begin with providing identity and access controls for internal employees and external customers, training personnel and putting a plan in place for response and recovery.
Combining unsupervised learning with supervised learning allows the model to utilize external training data to learn better generative features while the supervised learning enables fine-tuning for discrimination using the learned features.
