Sentence examples for pathfinding from inspiring English sources

In the face of a campaign illuminated by the startling duplicity of senior colleagues, including the then Home Secretary, James Callaghan, and an entirely hubristic challenge from the unions, pathfinding for the Thatcher assault on trade union rights ten years later, Barbara and Wilson rashly made the legislation an issue of confidence.

In the face of a campaign illuminated by the startling duplicity of senior colleagues, including the then home secretary, James Callaghan, and an entirely hubristic challenge from the unions, pathfinding for the Thatcher assault on trade union rights 10 years later, Barbara and Wilson rashly made the legislation an issue of confidence.

Now Marconi is being sold in what looks set to be another pathfinding deal.

"This is a war for which there is no general," Larry Kramer writes of the AIDS epidemic, in a letter that is handed to each member of the audience at the end of the latest, and best, revival of his pathfinding 1985 play, "The Normal Heart" (at the Golden, under the crisp direction of George C. Wolfe and Joel Grey).

April 19 2011 July 10 201111 "This is a war for which there is no general," Larry Kramer writes of the AIDS epidemic, in a letter that is handed to each member of the audience at the end of the latest, and best, revival of his pathfinding 1985 play (under the crisp direction of George C. Wolfe and Joel Grey).

Patrick Marber's "After Miss Julie" (a Roundabout Theatre Company production at the American Airlines), a version of August Strindberg's gnarly, pathfinding 1888 tragedy about class division and desire, puts a new engine in an old chassis; the problem is internal combustion.

Indeed, the handful of games in which DeepMind's A.I. failed to achieve human-level performance were the ones that required longer-term planning or more sophisticated pathfinding — Ms. Pac-Man, Private Eye, and Montezuma's Revenge.

Three pathfinding contemporary plays come to mind: Tennessee Williams's "The Glass Menagerie," Heathcote Williams's "AC/DC," and Joe Orton's "What the Butler Saw".

It also reveals some pathfinding tricks of the space age, including how ground-based timers have guided spacecraft to distant planets, and how cellphones determine their position using satellites whose atomic clocks are synced to the nanosecond.

It is for this pathfinding work that Deaton, born in Edinburgh in 1945, has become the latest winner of the economics Nobel prize, first awarded in honour of Alfred Nobel in 1968.

Indeed, the handful of games in which DeepMind's A.I. failed to achieve human-level performance were the ones that required longer-term planning or more sophisticated pathfinding Ms.