Sentence examples for learned to generate from inspiring English sources

The orchestra showed in the Götterdämmerung excerpts how it has learned to generate the glowing, intense sound that is so characteristic of Barenboim's Wagner, the Rhine Journey joyous, expansive, the Funeral March fierce and unremitting.

i fed a recurrent neural network with the scripts for every episode of friends and it learned to generate new scenes pic.twitter.com/RIPvYuzEJM When asked what he may attempt next, Herd responded: "Maybe Frasier or Seinfeld.

What happens with the answers we get is we've learned to generate a couple of different kinds of answers -- the internal term is called universal search.

While parks still do poorly in the battle for public resources, they have learned to generate cash and in kind-services from communities and private parties.

Both monkeys learned to generate some force with unblocked proximal muscles that tended to increase the Blocked MVC, such that the strength increase provided by FES was probably somewhat underestimated (supplementary materials, "Methods S1").

The work applies the basic biology derived from a laboratory plant to a specialty crop, translating principles learned to generate attractive novel colors and nutraceuticals to consumers.

So the more we click or search or generally Internet in sexist, racist ways, the algorithms learn to generate those results and ads (supposedly the results we would expect to see).

The madcap "Floof," a depiction of a computer learning to generate poetry, drawn from a story by Stanislaw Lem, is endearing.

The pre-trained convolutional networks have already learnt to generate rich image representations that have proven adequate for image classification and segmentation.

Using relatively simple grammar rules, we learn to generate schemes that satisfy a set of requirements stated in a design guideline.

Specifically, we employ a neural network predictor fitted using a set of solution samples from which it learns to generate subsequent basis functions at a lower computational cost than solving the local problems.