Sentence examples for of epochs from inspiring English sources

Fukuyama drew on the philosophy of Hegel, who defined history as a linear procession of epochs.

She has mined Shepherd's richly imagined history to create a tableau vivant of epochs and people that time has transformed almost past recognition.

They attempt not just the exploration of particular imaginary people and places, but also the illumination of epochs, communities, of the nation itself.

He has a habit of thinking about his life in terms of epochs, and he immediately feels that this announcement marks the end of his early insouciant youth.

When you are on intimate terms with something so monumentally subjective, it is hard to think in terms of epochs.

The number of epochs was 106 for training.

The incidence of adverse neonatal outcome was significantly greater when the number of epochs exceeded 10.

The number of epochs considered is 300 and the time between epochs is T e=10s.

This profile is composed of epochs of 10,000 OFDM symbols each.

Using of learning rule of (momentum) and the suitable number of epochs (iterations) is 5000.

Increasingly larger numbers of epochs are required to achieve estimates with similar variance.