Sentence examples for instances are drawn from from inspiring English sources

Many of the heterogeneous transfer learning solutions surveyed make the implicit or explicit assumption that the source and the target domain instances are drawn from the same domain space.

Delvard, for instance, is drawn from Art Nouveau signs and posters, while Nota is inspired by the Renaissance.

In many instances, banks' financial disclosures are drawn from estimates that only management teams are privy to.

For instance, if the haplotypes of the founders are drawn from a coalescent and the pedigree individuals are all haplotyped, the probability of a combined model could easily be computed for certain coalescent models.

We argue that genuine language understanding in machines will similarly require an imagistic modeling capacity enabling fast construction of instances of prototypical physical situations and events, whose participants are drawn from a wide variety of entity types, including animate agents.

For instance, no one can threaten the professors, many of whom are drawn from the youth-orchestra system.

For instance, 25 year-olds included in the 2005 survey and 28 year-olds included in the 2008 survey are drawn from the same population.

Those comments are drawn from NYTimes.com.

The rest are drawn from the public.

These data are drawn from the BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics.

Parameter values are drawn from prior distributions.