Sentence examples for one epoch from inspiring English sources
Second, classifiers trained on one epoch had low accuracy in the other epoch, suggesting information about the stimuli was coded differently between epochs.
Mr. Salvatore wrote its 10,000-year history: a "bible," he said, "one epoch, one race, one historical event at a time".
The probability of receiving an energy harvesting packet during one epoch depends on the actual harvesting intensity (in the case of solar energy, it depends on the particular hour of the day) and is denoted by p i (t).
In our experiments, we compare the performance of Fuzzy ARTMAP that is trained (i) until the completion of training, (ii) for one epoch, and (iii) until its performance on a validation set is maximized.
Within one epoch, the average fitness in the population is approximately constant.
Art and technology have always moved hand in hand from one epoch to the next.
The Peace of Augsburg closed one epoch of German history and opened another.
It's rare that the "revolutionary" ideas of one epoch, in art or in anything else, don't become the commonplaces of the next.
When the BBC was looking for a name for its new music and arts radio station in 1946, for one epoch-changing moment, the Droitwich Programme was a contender.
"[There are] too many choices possible, but here is one epoch-making trend: as the post-2008 rise of hydraulic fracturing drove U.S. natural gas prices down and increased the supply (in 2013 the U.S. will be again the world's largest natural gas producer) oil and gas prices, traditionally moving in tandem, have diverged significantly.
Seventy one ELGANs (epoch 1 = 36, epoch 2 = 35) were born to mothers residing in the defined region and met all inclusion criteria except that they were born in referring hospitals.
