Sentence examples for fact training from inspiring English sources

In fact, training in Obesity Medicine has been virtually non-existent until recently, and as a result there have been very few physicians available to provide specialized care.

In fact, training to be a good manager is often a fundamental part of serving as a researcher in industry, she continues.

However, the computational efficiency of their method was proved to be significantly higher; in fact, training and prediction times were reduced by up to three orders of magnitude in comparison to PAFI [13].

This is a conversation that everyone in business needs to have - "How can we use the data and knowledge we already have, to train machines to help us?" It sounds like a nightmare scenario from a sci-fi blockbuster like Terminator or I Robot, but in fact training machines (i.e. machine learning) to automate human actions is neither new nor scary.

In fact, training as a tool of human resources management can serve several purposes.

Fact training was only present at the higher levels of difficulty, and the software took too long to reach these levels.

Instructional designers are in fact trained to design instruction primarily for individuals.

She had, in fact, trained for the audition with a voice coach, because she really, really wanted the part.

OLIVER SACKS: Well, both my parents in fact trained in neurology, but I think the important thing was that the brain seemed to me by far the most interesting thing in the world.

Most of the figures we think of today as medieval philosophers were in fact trained as theologians, including Thomas Aquinas, Duns Scotus, and even William of Ockham (though he did not finish his degree).

They had, in fact, trained their taste buds to simply not prefer it.