Sentence examples for having to retrain from inspiring English sources

It also saves employers the trouble of having to retrain workers.

Incremental learning of new data sequences allows to adapt HMM parameters as new data becomes available, without having to retrain from the start on all accumulated training data.

Using simple DOS and midsummer images, generalization offers the opportunity for frequent landcover mapping of a Landsat scene without having to retrain the classifier for each time period of interest.

Meanwhile, employers balked at the cost of buying pricey touch-sensitive screens, as well as having to retrain staff to navigate around a computer desktop by touch rather than by keyboard and mouse.

Her buildup to the event had been horrible – missing the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games with a broken ankle and having to retrain for the long jump using a different leg for take off.

As such, a new generation of adaptive algorithms are needed, ones that learn in real-time, capture the multivariate nonlinear spatio-temporal dependencies and are easily adaptable to new data (e.g. weather or crowdsourced data) and changes in network structure, without having to retrain and/or redeploy the entire system.

We had to retrain ourselves.

"They really have to retrain their upper bodies".

You have to retrain, and you can lose confidence".

We would have to retrain for a conventional war".

Indeed, we are going to have to retrain U.S. diplomats to deal with messy states.