He may also have thought, like Dickens dreaming of Gad's Hill, and Twain in Hartford — those two other intuitive masters who swept their worlds through comic genius and then deepened and darkened in ways that no one could have imagined at first — that his anxieties about social status and family could be resolved if he became a benevolent paterfamilias in a small suburban town.
He may also have thought, like Dickens dreaming of Gad's Hill, and Twain in Hartford those two other intuitive masters who swept their worlds through comic genius and then deepened and darkened in ways that no one could have imagined at first that his anxieties about social status and family could be resolved if he became a benevolent paterfamilias in a small suburban town.
AlphaGo's advancing proficiency at Go therefore provides a glimpse into how soon and to what extent computers will be able to master intuitive tasks.
You feel the dread and confusion of the inhabitants, and you also observe their intuitive, futile attempts to master the situation -- circulating underground newspapers, smuggling contraband through the walls and quietly arming themselves for resistance.
The game looks great, it runs smoothly, and it's easy to pick up and master the intuitive control scheme.
Samsung Electronics, a successful global company based in South Korea, aspires to "Tier One" status among its competitors through mastering the less tangible, more intuitive qualities of superior design.
The intuitive reason of instability in master synchronization is that the feedback control error departs from the right phase in master node due to the large delay.
They believed that icons were intuitive and thus easy to master.
Shiga Naoya, (born Feb. 20, 1883, Ishinomaki, Japan died Oct. 21, 1971, Tokyo) Japanese fiction writer, a master stylist whose intuitive delicacy and conciseness have been epitomized as the "Shiga style".
