Sentence examples for gained brilliant from inspiring English sources

Deep neural networks (DNNs) have gained brilliant success in many research fields including speech recognition, computer vision (CV), and natural language processing (NLP) [1].

As well as gaining a brilliant player, the Warriors have rid themselves of a dangerous opponent: Durant averaged 30 points against them in this year's Western Conference finals.

Knowledge gained as a brilliant player?

His notes overflowed with nuances of their lives; he captured their voices and gained tender and brilliant insights that had escaped me during a decade of care.

That brilliant defense gained 9 international match points.

In more than 60 years in professional boxing, Dundee gained acclaim as a brilliant cornerman, whether healing cuts, inspiring his fighters to battle on when they seemed to be reeling, or adjusting strategy between rounds to counter an opponent's style.

Only Britain experienced the dire need of all-out war footing, but was still stable enough for good statistical research .A consequence of Britain's war effort was that some brilliant abstract thinkers gained a deep knowledge of industrial processes," says Sir David Spiegelhalter, a medical statistician.

And during the entire night he sped like lightning in every direction and caused great slaughter, so much so that, had the other commander to whom he had entrusted his remaining forces been equally brave, or had the Turks not fully obeyed the repeated orders from the sultan not to abandon their garrisons, the Wallachian undoubtedly would have gained the greatest and most brilliant victory.

In the replay North-South were content to bid and make four hearts, so Weichsel's brilliant play-in-the-bidding gained his team 11 imps.

In the early 19th century, the reforming zeal of Provosts John Eveleigh and Edward Copleston gained Oriel a reputation as the most brilliant college of the day.

That experience he would have gained from out there [in Australia] is brilliant.