Sentence examples for narrow domains from inspiring English sources

Even before the Dartmouth conference, machines exceeded human ability in narrow domains like code-breaking.

What Kurzweil doesn't seem to realize is that a whole slew of machines have been programmed to be hierarchical-pattern recognizers, and none of them works all that well, save for very narrow domains like postal computers that recognize digits in handwritten zip codes.

The microscopic morphology is investigated by atomic force microscopy, which reveals self-assembled fibrillar structures with the RRP3HT nanoribbons separated by narrow domains of insulating PCL.

Whereupon the dissenting philosopher might point out that AI's past successes have always been confined to narrow domains, such as playing chess, or reasoning in limited microworlds where the set of potentially relevant propositions is fixed and known in advance.

A mathematical challenge related to such network models is to analyse the behaviour in the narrow domains in phase space where at least one variable is close to one of its thresholds, called switching domains.

The size of the resolution structures suggested that the ranked importance of the factors was pH, organic solvent and temperature, giving rise to relatively narrow domains of full resolution.

But as Colette complained when asked to comment on Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness : 'Obscenity is such a narrow domain.

She might also have chastised her familiarly with the same smart slap that she gave to her friend Radclyffe Hall, who had asked for a critique of "The Well of Loneliness": "Obscenity is such a narrow domain.

This is no small thing in the world of newspaper vendors, whose narrow domain is packed with goods like magazines, candy and cigarettes but offers no facilities.

They were deficient in their narrow domain of application.

A narrow domain of bistability is mapped for the nonadiabatic reactor.