Sentence examples for retraining with from inspiring English sources

The hybrid reasoning architecture incorporates both rule-based and case-based reasoning; this enables CARA to be more robust and to adapt to a changing environment by continuously retraining with new cases.

By retraining with the most recent history of measured values, we capture the contemporary valid governing laws of a nonstationary system.

The prediction including retraining with QNU performed (PC, Ubuntu 12.04, Intel i5) in average 16 samples per second for one time series that is faster than real time.

Since all these parsers have programs for training with a PTB-style treebank, we use those programs for retraining with default parameter settings.

Dasuki said that the shortcomings in army recruitment were being fixed, and the army was now going through retraining with British assistance.

What's more, all three have approached their retraining with what is known as a career ladder in mind: they are rapidly acquiring entry-level skills that will make them immediately marketable, so they can quickly start working in their desired industries even while they continue their educations.

Computers would be rebuilt and workers retrained with anti-malware services.

Employees have been retrained with an increased emphasis on safety, and the agency has adopted a "huge focus" on accountability, Ms. Ambrose said.

Spencer replied: "Suggesting people will just go and retrain, with the greatest respect, I don't think is the strongest argument you've presented tonight either".

Eager to reassure workers, he said those laid off should be retrained, with the promise of another health care job — as called for in 1199's contract in New York.

"A lot of students here have never been in a school library or even a public library," said Joanne Davis, a P.S. 47 teacher who has been retrained with the foundation's help to become the school's librarian.