Sentence examples for learning to gauge from inspiring English sources

Until recently, games were about crude characters blasting space aliens; now they can be about rounded humans learning to gauge photorealistic strangers.

We use machine learning to gauge the extent of low-value care, focusing on testing decisions for heart attack in emergency departments (EDs).

While other companies, like Gainsight, Bluenose Analytics and Totango, are also focused on using machine learning to gauge user behavior, Nguyen doesn't think of them as direct competitors.

He said he learned to gauge how right he was about any given topic by the fury and derision it provoked.

An officer must never issue an order that will not be obeyed, so he must learn to gauge the mood of his men.

The spectators who had not yet learned to gauge how late they could be without forfeiting a desirable seat, and who regretted their punctuality, watched them closely for signs of heightened alertness.

In related work, other Microsoft researchers are developing software that can learn to gauge where and how a computer user is directing attention, part of what they call the Attentional User Interface project.

Career substitutes, they have learned to gauge the tempo of the game, the feelings of the crowd and the mindset of both teams, mentally preparing to provide a shot of energy when Banghart calls them into action.

The summer after my junior year in high school, I learned to gauge when, precisely, a honeydew will ripen and how to work a register and give change, after doing the math in my head (yes, I'm seriously dating myself).

This showed that the fish could learn to gauge a target's absolute size.

Learn to gauge your breaking point so you'll know when you will need to push back and say "No" to additional work.