Sentence examples for learning by which from inspiring English sources

But leaps in machine learning, by which artificial intelligences are programmed to teach themselves, have started pushing at that premise.

Bayesian updating is a form of learning by which individuals can adapt their behaviour to uncertain environments.

The sensible TV rule of Seinfeld was "No hugs, no learning", by which its makers meant no sentimental fat where the narrative beef should be.

In another passage, the ancient Greeks are praised for their military skill and their learning, by which means the author draws a contrast with contemporary Byzantine Greeks, who were generally viewed as a non-warlike and schismatic people.

However, the mechanisms in learning by which astrogliogenesis occurs are poorly understood.

Formation of schemas is a central event in student-centered active learning, by which mental models are constructed and reconstructed.

According to these theories focus on professional capability is best enhanced through process-oriented learning methods by which learning is driven by needs, is situated in real-life contexts, and allows time to reflect on own performances [ 2, 4, 6].

Don Tapscott [25] advocates "Discovery Learning" as the new learning paradigm, by which he means learning through self-motivated inquire, browsing the web for interesting contents offered by media institutions, prosumers and fellow learners and increasingly by world-class universities.

Perceptual learning, process by which the ability of sensory systems to respond to stimuli is improved through experience.

Sampling efficiency was improved over time via an iterative learning process by which past survey data was used to refine the stratification and allocation schemes of future surveys.

It is a collective learning process by which a social system increases its ability and desire to serve itself, its members, and its environment.