Sentence examples for learned perfectly from inspiring English sources
This one was written in rhyme, in a Roman dialect: **{:.break one} ** Faithful vassal of the Emperor, Silvio, in the U.S.A. yesterday, has returned And, after licking Bush's ass, Recited in Parliament The part he had learned perfectly, entitled: "His Master's Voice".
So they either learned perfectly in the live situation, or they learned nothing, in the TV or audio-only".
Supporting Information File S2 shows via an example that this shift in distributions can affect the performance of even an optimal classifier, i.e., one that has learned perfectly the distribution of the training data, to the point of appearing to be no better than flipping a coin.
I didn't make the connection that Nor did, between the power of what I read in books in my own time and the outward husk of learning, perfectly functional but not involving, that went on in the classroom.
Who knows what I'd be like if I could hear perfectly and learn at speed.
VR/AR are also the areas that need the most attention when it comes to AI. "Danny's deep, technical background and expertise in Machine Learning align perfectly with the needs of our developers in the rapidly changing world of games and AR / VR," said John Riccitiello, CEO of Unity Technologies, in a statement.
And I learned my lesson perfectly.
Mr. Brown and other police officers insist that they've learned to maneuver perfectly well with no-nose saddles.
Cook said that while the company hadn't "learned to play perfectly" in the market he didn't think anyone would have believed that the world's most populous country would comprise such a large percentage of total revenue a year ago.
He writes that "by long practice [she] has perfectly learned... just what I want, and how to extract it from those of her kind".
But when I started to care about eating things other than Eggo waffles and peanut butter, I began to catch on to the actual seasons, which I learned were nonfictional and perfectly lovely, outside of the five boroughs.
