Sentence examples for learned sufficiently from inspiring English sources

Liverpool learned sufficiently well to win the European Cup four times.

At the test of learning, a cut-off criterion of at least 50% correct responses across both triplet transitions was set in order to assure that subjects had indeed followed the instructions and learned sufficiently.

RPEs are thought to initiate three distinct and parallel loops of information processing between striatum and neocortex as new associations become learned sufficiently to habitually drive behaviors (e.g., Alexander et al., 1986; Alexander and Crutcher, 1990; Haber, 2003).

For example, could someone who used to be an alcoholic or a drug addict become a pastor or a deacon, etc.? In deciding whether the person has learned sufficiently from the experience and overcome it, look at the person's recent conduct, work habits and family life: Has that life been clean, sober and consistent for the last five or 10 years?

Infinite Patience Students of all ages and backgrounds study with Mr. Cowhick, whose faith in golf as a sport that almost anyone can learn sufficiently to enjoy makes him a teacher of considerable understatement and apparently infinite patience.

Currently, Woodland explains, machines – which work by breaking down speech into sounds and calculating the probabilities of likely words and sentences - have required significant amounts of data from individual speakers in order to learn sufficiently to recognise their speech, entailing a long process of "training".

These are especially useful in cases where a system is most confident about its predictions, which happens because it is unable to distinguish between the real example and the slightly modified one, suggesting that it has not learned a sufficiently robust model we should trust just yet for automated use.

Spreckels had learned English sufficiently to allow for two to communicate.

This collapsing of the being has to be learned with sufficiently impassive language to mask the gaze and bury feelings, making faceless targets of manufactured enemies.

Although they achieve great improvement compared with the traditional hashing methods, the separation of feature and hash function learning cannot sufficiently exploit the power of deep neural network to learn effective binary code representation.

We'll live, which is good, while probably not learning a sufficiently painful lesson to keep us from coming back the next night, pouring bad baseball down our throats with abandon, chugging strikeouts and chasing them with narcotized baserunning mistakes and inning-ending double plays.