The principle idea behind this measure is to use a two-segmented network, where the first segment works as an input-oriented, (mostly trained by unsupervised methods) classification device, whereas the second segment produces the output based on the classification given by the first segment.
His segment worked up to a slow-dance for "Hero," his unkillable ballad from 2001.
An all-cartoon segment works for about 10 minutes before the film "succumbs to its blockbuster ambitions and turns into a noisy, bloated mess" (A. O. Scott).
"Weekend Update," the satirical television news segment, worked during the presidential election year, and now NBC will again try to capitalize on interest in the news by producing it as half-hour specials during its next prime-time season, as well as the usual segments in "Saturday Night Live".
They don't see much of that country on their official tour, but the segment works because in that isolated totalitarian state, fascination lies as much in what isn't visible (people, traffic, shops, pets) as it does in the grotesque and kitschy Communist monumentalism forced on visitors.
The Environment and Infrastructure segment works on infrastructure businesses in a variety of fields, including electric power (including renewable power generation), water, power plant, plant machinery and facilities, batteries, logistics, and insurance.
Buying into the good-enough segment worked for consumer-goods giants Gillette, L'Oreal and Anheuser-Busch –and it worked equally well for Haier, which rolled up a series of low-end Chinese competitors to gain scale, and then used its position in China as a launching pad to enter markets abroad.
Scott did not think the car pool segment worked, but he liked the opening sequence in the bar.
That 40-minute segment works like a comic time bomb going off exactly on schedule and obliterating all in its radius with outlandish entertainment.
For "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In," the frantically paced comedy series that was seen on NBC from 1968 to 1973, Mr. Barnes helped put together the weekly "Mod Mod World" segments, working comical variations on a single topic, with exuberant interruptions from female cast members go-go dancing in bikinis.
