Sentence examples for narrow form of from inspiring English sources

Stewart named the new species Arapaima leptosoma from the Greek words leptos, slender, and soma, body, due to the comparatively long and narrow form of its body.

And, at a time when our government regards itself as empowered to abuse prisoners with impunity and monitor telephone calls without a warrant, protecting the right of a few (mostly conjectural) protesters to engage in one particular, narrow form of political guerrilla theatre (while retaining the right to say or write whatever they please) may not seem the highest of civil-liberties priorities.

Yezid Sayigh, a scholar of Arab militaries and a senior associate at the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut, said the claims may be based on "an extremely specific and narrow form of assistance, while giving the impression that Hezbollah is involved in giving a much wider range of assistance".

However, we are now starting to realize that a chess-playing computer is intelligent, but it's a narrow form of intelligence.

The long and narrow form of the Mesoamerican landmass, and its division by a central mountain range, has served as both a bridge and a barrier.

A movement to open source machine learning-related research could also be a way to lessen public fears about the future impact of AI technologies, added Jun. "One of the interesting philosophical questions is whether your ability to do a particular task with absolute focus — and reduce the false positives, increase the safety — actually requires a narrow form of intelligence.

After decades of pursuing narrow forms of A.I., researchers are seeking to integrate them into systems that resemble a general intellect.

Robert Legvold, a Columbia University historian with ties to American government specialists on Russia, suggested in a recent interview that Mr. Putin also may be seeking relatively narrow forms of assistance from the West, like intelligence on Central Asian hot spots.

"Making 'No Child' Better" (editorial, Feb. 5) misses the point that the No Child Left Behind law is founded on faulty assumptions of top-down mandates, zero tolerance, narrow forms of assessment, and privatization.

Machine learning (ML) and narrow forms of artificial intelligence (AI) have officially reached the mainstream.

Although federal courts in some states, such as Wisconsin and Texas, have imposed interim remedies to assist those who, for example, do not have one of the narrow forms of photographic identification required to cast a ballot, reports from the early voting period suggest that misinformation is widespread.