Sentence examples for learn the particulars from inspiring English sources

Many computer engineers are already trained in Intel's basic architecture, x86, and so could arguably move into supercomputing without having to learn the particulars of other machines.

Only after she'd seen the tattoo did she choose to learn the particulars of his sentence: assaulting an undercover police officer with a car, fifty years.

The company should also be ashamed that shareholders had to learn the particulars of Mr. Welch's lavish deal from a divorce case.

Dr. Brasseur, who led the research team, fed his artificial stomach such simulated fare as mashed potatoes and extended-release drug tablets to learn the particulars of their disintegration.

And unlike Jake Gittes, the reluctant P.I. played by Jack Nicholson in "Chinatown," who urges the suspicious wife Mrs. Mulwray to "let sleeping dogs lie," today's young sleuths comb through databases to learn the particulars of private lives with the same sense of eagerness with which they might Google their next dates or play the latest edition of Grand Theft Auto.

Assoon as the disaster became known, the office of the agents in this City (Messrs. HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, in South-street,) was of besieged by those having friends on board, to learn the particulars of the calamity, and to ascertain the fate of the passengers.

"No one wants plain white toast". The job of the data, he says, is to "learn the particular flavour or spice" that will make that toast appealing.

From there, he went on to the United States to reunite with his wife and children and to learn the particular anguish of survivor guilt.

Just as dictation programs are trained to learn the particular cadences of their owners -- that is, to recognize the way each person pronounces words -- this program had to be trained to recognize the cadences of the chaplains.

In other words, once it knows it's you, Siri can tailor her responses, read your messages or know that you're likely to ask it to play your favorite bands and even come to learn the particular vocabulary you use to do so.

They must learn the particular protocols of the NICU, all while hormonal, exhausted and in recovery themselves.