Sentence examples for learning with that from inspiring English sources

It's expected that the first commercially available product won't be available for another 18-24 months, but that it will combine the best of IBM's tech (Deep Question Answering, Natural Language Processing, and Machine Learning) with that of Nuance (speech recognition and Clinical Language Understanding).

By developing behavioral assays for aversive and appetitive visual learning, the authors compare the circuitry required for visual learning with that previously established for olfactory learning.

The lesson he learned with that PG-13 film, Mr. Phillips said, is "I'm just an R-rated guy".

The challenge I've learned with that type of leadership is you've got to hire triple-A talent, and you need to have even stronger checks and balances in the cultural infrastructure.

"It's very real, it's very visceral, I'm sure, hearing it from a child who's hearing it from home and not really understanding it and having to learn with that uncertainty," she said.

There were plenty of other lessons to learn with that more singular focus.

This is easier to learn with skates that are not freshly sharpened.

As Okan observed, "…equating learning with fun suggests that if students are not enjoying themselves, they are not learning.

He's got the farm, and boy do you learn fast with that.

Several studies have compared the effectiveness of e-resources as learning tools with that of lectures [ 8- 10].

HELSINKI — President Obama learns with interest that Europe now has a phone number.