Mr. Obama, who once wrote a lyrical memoir about racial identity and taught a class called Race and the Law, learned on the campaign trail just how toxic anything related to his personal experience of race or religion could become.
Reared in Aliquippa, Pa., by grandparents because his parents battled drug addiction, Law learned to lean on the wisdom of his elders and absorbed the sense of pride and confidence they exuded.
Growing up in a textile family, Law learned the apparel industry from the ground up, but also learned to have a global view, living with her father in places like Sri Lanka to put up factories in areas without electricity.
This inverse-power-law learning behaviour appears to be universal and is observed for many classifiers and types of datasets and it could be a possible way also in our proof-of-concept study to predict the performance of the classifier when trained with additional samples (will the accuracy of the SMO improve significantly? Is the effort to collect additional samples worthwhile?).
Earlier that year, his brother-in-law learned he had an inoperable cancer.
The developed adaptive laws learn on-line the fuzzy rules of the control system and the uncertainties of the plant.
One day my mother-in-law learned of a low-res, motion-operated, digital camera that our hunter friend, Chris, uses to see what kind of deer are out on his property.
The chapter examines two unsupervised learning laws: signal Hebbian learning law and competitive learning law or Grossberg law.
None of the roommates had heard of the law, but learning about it elicited little angst.
"Who the hell was going to hire me?" While in prison, he spent time in the law library, learning about penal regulations.
Norsworthy began to spend hours in the law library, learning how to file grievances.
