Sentence examples for like breakout from inspiring English sources
Years earlier we'd been toying with the idea of something like "Breakout Kings," and Matt said: "You should really not develop that now.
A company called Frog Design held a party where people could play classic arcade games like Breakout and Galaga with their bodies on a 12-foot-by-9-foot screen, using Canesta's technology.
Researchers have tried to make computers learn video games by simply optimizing for points, but computers get stuck on games like Breakout or Space Invaders, where long, complicated strategies are often required to score big.
The video playing behind Hassabis showed what seemed impossible: A computer learning on its own to play complicated video games like Breakout (see video below), in which you have to break down a wall by bouncing a ball off it.
The Engine stands alongside a few other firms that do early-stage deals in hard-tech startups, like Breakout Labs or SOSV, and firms focused on one technology type like Grishin Robotics, a $100 million VC fund.
BALTIMORE — The Yankees had what for them seemed like a breakout game Friday, despite its ending in a 4-3 loss to the Baltimore Orioles.
Even with Frank Ocean, Beyoncé, Rihanna and Solange stealing the headlines, this year felt like a breakout for the one-time Dre protege.
That said, he added that the CBS sitcom "Mike & Molly," at 9 30 p.m. on Monday, "looks like a breakout hit" because it is from Chuck Lorre, the creator of "Big Bang" and "Two and a Half Men," which it will follow on the schedule.
Like other breakout online clips from the natural world – such as the wildebeests v the lions in the Battle of Kruger, or the base-jumping goslings of BBC's Life Story – it is the heroism of previously little known or underestimated creatures that resonates.
(Sisario) K T TUNSTALL (Monday) Like her breakout hit from 2005, "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree," the songs on Ms. Tunstall's strong second album, "Drastic Fantastic" (Virgin), set stories of romantic doubt and hesitation to a ringing, catchy folk-rock shaded with bluesy dissonance.
