Humans have never been terribly skillful at organizing massive volumes of data — and it turns out, machines are amazingly adept at it.
"In reality it was the result of 10 years' hard work -- grass-roots organizing, careful and skillful lobbying of members of Congress and careful policy analysis". Deb Callahan, president of the League of Conservation Voters, said that the movement had been changing even before the paper was written.
This is epitomized by the skillful use of the confusion matrix technique for organizing classifiers, visualizing their performance, and assessing their overall behavior.
They are an organized and skillful political force.
Kiev was in ruins, Novgorod was preoccupied with commerce and with its northern neighbours, Galicia was being torn internally and drawn increasingly into Polish and Hungarian dynastic affairs, and Vladimir-Suzdal, apparently the leading principality, was unable to resist the finely organized and skillful mounted bowmen of the steppe, the greatest military force of the age.
But having the right teleconferencing technology in place is only half the story: Skillful presentations that are well organized, appropriate to the learning context, and very interactive are essential if learners--and instructors--are to achieve their goals.
Not only has she set a personal example of courage and scientific integrity, but her skillful and persuasive organizing have mobilized the efforts of scores of others and, not coincidentally, raised the bar for the coverage of evolution in biology textbooks.
By skillful intrigues with the bishops and courtiers she organized a conspiracy against Constantine, who was arrested and blinded at his mother's orders (797).
In 1744, a decade before the Royal and Ancient Golf Club was organized in nearby St . Andrews "several gentlemen of honor skillful in the ancient and healthful exercise of golf" petitioned the city of Edinburgh to provide a silver club for the annual competition on the links of Leith.
The exhibition, organized by the museum's director, Robert Koenig, and his assistant, Roy Davis, is a skillful blend of mainly nonobjective works by lesser-knowns and by major reputations, namely those sine qua nons of New Jersey museum groups, Richard Anuszkiewicz and Walter Darby Bannard.
They weren't the child drawings of your usual schizophrenic outsider artist, but efforts a little more skillful, on the order of tattoo art, oil on canvases around four by six feet in size, crowded with images but highly organized, all on Biblical themes, mostly dire and apocalyptic, and all with the titles printed neatly right on them.
