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One of these is called "isometries," which Mr. Forsythe described as "learning to develop a feeling for transferring the shape or form of one part of the body to another part, so, for example, the curve of an arm might be translated onto the whole body or the line between waist and neck".
We used ensemble machine learning ("Super Learning") to develop a predictor of AKI based on potential risk factors, and evaluated its performance using V-fold cross validation.
Since the game exists over many hands, learning to develop a strategy of betting and alternate between a pattern and breaking your own pattern is a good way to win money in the long haul.
SPIRE contracted UNC-CH's Center for Teaching and Learning to develop a semester-long workshop series specifically for SPIRE postdocs.
On the other hand, being one of the only Muslim girls in your school who wears the hijab can mean learning to develop a thick skin. .
However, when the structural form itself is unknown, adaptive control relies on structural learning to develop a representation of the control process.
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We are learning to develop an aesthetic, as well as a practical technique to save energy, that demonstrates a concern for the fragility of biodiversity and the need to care for nature.
This paper presents a history of composite pressure vessel hull development over the last 50 years and uses the lessons learnt, to develop a composite pressure hull concept for a shallow diving hull, or buoyancy device.
You learn to develop a hide a little thicker than a rhinoceros".
From our beginnings in the playground we all, with varying degrees of success, learn to develop a thick hide.
"Alcohol is here to stay, and people must learn to develop a healthy attitude toward it," he told a professional conference held by the New York Academy of Sciences in 1966.
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