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Multiple companies are working on new chip designs more specifically tailored to the math of deep learning than GPUs.

Not just because of his wider beneficial effects – before De Bruyne's injury City were on a run of one defeat in nine – but for more specifically tailored reasons.

Analysts and executives said the improved financial picture was because the sites were much more refined and offered more specifically tailored services than during the boom years.

"The Internet gives the impression, and it may or may not be truthful, that you can find someone who is more specifically tailored to your desires," said David M. Buss, author of "The Evolution of Desire: Strategies of Human Mating" (Revised edition, Basic Books, 2003).

The openEAR is a more specifically tailored emotion-detection tool [8], which extracts more than 4,000 features by 39 functionals of 56 acoustic low-level descriptors (LLDs) and corresponding first- and second-order delta regression coefficients.

Patrick's test as a starting point, I developed a test that is more specifically tailored to divorce situations.

"But after our restructuring, we are trying to more specifically tailor our investments".

Although encouraging in its ability to more specifically tailor therapy at relapse, this strategy could be limited by clonal evolution, which has the potential to significantly alter the genetics and response of a tumor from the time of diagnosis.

The approaches range from trivial modifications of text modeling to more elaborate schemes, specifically tailored to structured documents.

Having specific information on each consumer will allow a retailer to offer more products that are specifically tailored to each consumer's individual preferences.

International Corporate Volunteerism is a leadership training method that is more effective than programs specifically tailored to train corporate leaders--and it promotes social change.