Sentence examples for fed information about the from inspiring English sources

Instead, a popular approach was "symbolic" AI: focusing on building logical paradigms which could be generalised, and then fed information about the real world to teach them more.

That means, he said, that audiences must be "spoon fed" information about the characters on the sitcom and that essentially nothing in a character's life can exist beneath the surface.

The Pakistan military spy agency has arrested more than 30 people who fed information about the Bin Laden compound to the Central Intelligence Agency in the months leading up to the raid, fueling further distrust between the two nations.

The public was spoon-fed information about the crisis, with no news until 21 hours after Mr. Obuchi's hospitalization.

Though Deidre is spoon-fed information about the horrors of the children's camp by a convenient American professor, whose periodic disquisitions on the shameful history of Pithiviers help fill in the blanks, the connection between the summers of 1942 and 1959 often seems forced.

British police had been feeding information about the investigation into a central database to which law enforcement agencies in the US, such as the FBI, had access.

Members of the 110th Military Intelligence Battalion, like those of most intelligence units, are not trained to be used on the front lines, but to gather and feed information about the enemy to commanders, Army officers said.

In about six months, the neuroscience studies will be done and Palem's group will feed information about the human ear's error tolerance into the circuit design process.

Now that he is back in custody after his capture last week in Santa Monica, Calif., the looming question is whether Mr. Bulger, a longtime informant — who fed information about his rivals to the F.B.I. for years in return for their protection — will squeal again.

He fed information about his work to the Daily Express, and after the war he joined the newspaper as defense, science, and medical editor.

A Russian whistleblower who fed information about secret bank accounts in Malta to the murdered blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia has fled the country because she fears for her life.