Second, we identify instances of self-deprecating self-reference as in 'I'm going deaf that's all'.
The Trudeau government recently unveiled $595 million in fresh funding to subsidize Canadian news outlets, and a corresponding government committee to identify instances of journalism worthy of subsidization.
There, everyone gets involved — teachers, janitors and bus drivers are all trained to identify instances of bullying, and taught how to intervene.
But staff logs show the automated system had repeatedly duplicated employers, failing to identify instances where a business had been named in two different ways.
Their goal was to identify instances in which a fall or ejection from a pickup truck cargo area was the mechanism of injury.
Mr. Kelley said that the company had been asked by the occupation authorities to prepare a plan for a "quick reaction" team that would identify instances of sabotage and immediately repair the damage.
The device is ideally suited to identify instances when errors interfere with the proper recording, and repair of wiring or service of the equipment is needed.
But AI contracting software can record and standardize these provisions in the company's contracts and in those that vendors send, making it far easier to identify instances of noncompliance and ensure that unfavorable provisions are dealt with promptly.
As Dr. Hakala's declaration in the AOL litigation stated, his study there was preliminary, and he was asked to merely "identify instances, if any, of loss causation associated with the allegations" in that matter.
For example, he routinely goes beyond the standard treatment of econometric textbooks, challenging his students to identify instances in which simplifying assumptions fail to hold and inspiring us to discover creative and technically rigorous approaches to problem solving.
On a highly imbalanced class distribution, it is particularly demanding to identify instances from minority classes.
