Sentence examples for learned term from inspiring English sources

At this camp, asking "What kind of math do you like, algebra or geometry?" is considered an appropriate icebreaker, and invoking the newly learned term "the multiplication principle" elicits whoops and high-fives.

I've also learned terms in multiple languages, like Spanish, French, Italian, etc. and do regular searches in those languages.

Functional enrichment is akin to the supervised machine learning term of precision, except of course we must decide upon our 'correct' label.

In the segment, Conan learns terms like "DTF" and the dangers of Tinder autocorrect — the app auto-changed "I am" to "Obama".

López-Pujalte et al. [15 17] have studied the problem of adapting document descriptions through learning terms, weights and parameters in matching functions applied to information retrieval.

"He had just learned that term and was intoxicated with his new career.

(If he had consulted UrbanDictionary.com, he would have learned the term refers to a boyfriend or girlfriend).

Yes I'd learned the term ten minutes earlier, but whatever.

I learned the term "authentic leader" during my residency with the Highlander Center earlier this year.

Here, the construction of the learning term is based on an economic optimal experiment design criterion.

He learned exotic terms, like "ofisa" for parlor.