Sentence examples for learn to suggest from inspiring English sources

The corpus, in turn, could tell us some new, useful thing: how long you waited at a particular stoplight today aids traffic reports; the way you misspelled Strom Thurmond in a search engine helps it learn to suggest what you were actually searching for; the number of hours the average office worker spends sitting adds to a picture of the nation's health; and so on.

In some cases, you can learn to suggest your gossip more than you trumpet it.

You can also learn to suggest things or give your opinion when asked, but it's important to stop caring about the outcomes.

The accounts were incomplete, and did not relay the essential finding of the estimate: that nothing significantly new had been learned to suggest that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapon.

The tool includes anomaly detection and employs machine learning to suggest data transformations that can improve the quality of data.

Helix uses machine learning to suggest citations and relevant research as you write.

Can't he learn to drive, I suggest.

Most research surrounding computer based learning to date suggest that there is no significant difference between traditional classroom-based and asynchronous, computer-based instruction.

Physically, Ms. Kowroski responds very well to him; it's to be hoped that she will learn how to suggest, as he does, an inner life.

Establishing a hierarchy of values from 1 to 20—"sublimity" being the peak of artistic perfection that anyone could learn to use, he suggests that criticism is merely a matter of ratings.

Ask around – the fact that some people can learn to do it suggests that in at least some people it's environmental – a learned behaviour – rather than genetic (inborn).