Sentence examples for from many examples from inspiring English sources

I learned a lot from many examples of bad management".

This crucial element is missing from many examples I've come across and is not only cheeky, but downright insulting to the audience.

He borrowed from many examples, especially from the humanism of Tomás Garrigue Masaryk, the President of the First Czech Republic after the First World War, and from his friend Richard von Weizsäcker, the President of Germany.

The Second Wave is empirical: purely data driven approaches which learn grasp strategies from many examples using techniques such as imitation and reinforcement learning with hyperparametric function approximation (Deep Learning).

Also, interactions between electronic devices and the brain (brain-machine interactions) Applications will be drawn from many examples, but a there will be a particular focus on the visual pathways and how measurements and models relate to visual perception.

Although impressive results have been seen from many examples of landscape modelling, the resolution and accuracy of the sensor devices (0.5m and 15 cm respectively) often falls short to effectively record the subtle details and relationships of complex archaeological features.

They also differ from the many examples from primates and other taxa whose calls are individually distinctive ('acoustic signatures'), because in such cases the individual and contextual information is fused together in a syllable, rather than sequentially arranged.

Students then chose a primary document from the Civil War era from the many examples I gave them.

Coalitionary aggression can be inferred from the many examples of multiple traumas to a single individual, and from mass graves that often include women and children.

"It's a beautiful paper, and a very impressive example of learning from not many examples," he says.

The formation of social memory would arguably have drawn power from the many examples of "No Irish Need Apply" used in print ads.