Sentence examples for learned a small from inspiring English sources

But I've certainly learned a small repertory of moves, and maybe I'll even BeDazzle my crash pads.

This result suggests that learning a small set of stimuli involves stimulus-specific learning strategies, preventing generalization.

A flier for the class says it is aimed at "absolute beginners" who want to learn a small repertory of dishes that they can prepare daily, like tomato and mozzarella salad and melon with prosciutto.

Shouting "Hands off Libya" and waving placards stating "The lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan have not been learnt", a small but passionate group of anti-war protesters made their stand outside Downing Street.

In spite of the negative aspects of memorization-based activities discussed above, it is important that undergraduate students learn a small amount of basic anatomy and its associated terminology.

It's just like learning a small language in order to accomplish a musical idea.

At the theatre, they may have you learn a small piece from the play (only a couple of steps) just so the choreographer can get a feel on who has rhythm and who has two left feet.

The key idea of KP is first to learn a small-sized seed-kernel matrix and then propagate it into a large-sized full-kernel matrix.

Because of the limited number of learning examples, learning with a small number of features often leads to a better generalization of machine learning algorithms (Occam's razor).

I learned a lot about smaller organizations in Buffalo that are doing great things.

Kathy Sirvio, a senior design manager at G.M., said she learned a lot about small-car interiors in the years she spent immersed in urban Korean culture.