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Conversely, WAP-enabled sites force programmers to learn a subset of XML called WML and basically rebuild Web sites in that language.

Finally, more sophisticated automatic models are implemented that can self-learn a subset or all of the model parameters.

An experimental study shows that by using this approach LEAP can learn a significant subset of a manually created knowledge base for boolean circuit design.

But more recently, scientists have been puzzled to learn that a subset of these particles, called secondary organic aerosols, has a greater total mass, and is thus more dangerous, than previously understood.

In other words, the seemingly rule-based responding in these procedures is explicable within an associative account under the assumption that participants attend to and learn about a subset of features (perhaps the most diagnostic features; Kruschke 1992).

Although it is reassuring to learn that a subset of patients treated with exenatide twice daily and metformin will maintain a good clinical response and improved β-cell function for 3 years, the treat-to-target design of this study resulted in 14/36 exenatide-treated subjects receiving more than the clinically recommended maximum dose of 10 μg exenatide twice daily.

That's when I learned about a subset of cobbler recipes with cakelike leanings that, my friend said, are popular all over the South.

By learning from a subset of the compound library, inferences on what compounds to screen next can be made by predictive models, resulting in more efficient screening.

From this, it can be deduced that when using all the tasks, learning with a subset of features is better than using all.

Our hypothesis is, three weights for semantic aspects learned from a subset of concepts are representative of all concepts in the same ontology.

Our results suggest that it should be possible to apply lessons learned from a subset of septins in model organisms to septins from mammals.