Sentence examples for not properly learned from inspiring English sources

The left, for Harvey, has not properly learned that "neoliberal politics actually favours both administrative decentralisation and the maximalisation of local autonomy".

For Kant, moral principles are not properly learned through testimony, thereby reconciling Kant's view of learning from testimony with his demand that moral principles be autonomously endorsed (Gelfert 2006).

These outliers concern only to a few data of the designing data sets, being it the reason why the MLP is not properly learning from the environmental conditions of these data.

I like stuff that doest a lot, but it needs to be presented to me in a way that seems simplre or else I won't properly learn to use the gadget".

And obviously you're going to have to get on of those terrible portraits taken and it will live on your parents' mantelpiece for the next thirty years as an upsetting reminder of the fact that you didn't properly learn how to do your eyebrows until the age of 23.

Therefore, they can only be as efficient as the models match the current scenario and are prone to fail if the model assumptions do not hold or the parameters could not be properly learned.

So when people say they can't sing, what they really mean is that they haven't yet properly learned how to use the magnificent instrument that is their voice.

Small values of P do not allow MLE to properly learn the request behaviour.

This description of Salah is a generalization — if you're not sure how to perform Salah properly, learn this fundamental Muslim skill before attempting the Tahajjud.

The paper explained away the Australian results by suggesting they did not properly factor in learning curvesc and that Australian results differed from those obtained in other jurisdictions [ 9].

Destined to never properly learn Gwent.