Sentence examples for states learned from inspiring English sources

They would be "the most accountable public schools," their first proponents liked to boast, arguing that if the states learned to shut down failing charter schools, they would start doing the same thing for traditional schools that have been failing for decades.

Some states learned from these arrangements.

Even though the center frame belongs to the state, the output distributions are markedly different for the two inputs from different speakers, revealing different notions of similarity to other states learned by the teacher.

Table 1 Classification rates of the different CHMM structures of the single stream data Classifier Baum-Welch MCE BW and MCE Baseline CHMM 89.00 % 91.25 % 93.15 % MSCHMM L m 93.25 % 94.00 % 95.00 % MSCHMM L s 92.75 % 95.25 % 97.45 % Figure 1 Stream 1 relevance weights of the mixture components in all four states, learned by the MSCHMM Lm model for the single-stream sequential data.

People in several New England states learned this last year when Hurricane Irene hit, followed shortly by Tropical Storm Lee.

The spatial relationship between chromatin states learned in our HMM demonstrates a limited choice in the the transition from one state to another along the genome, which reflects a higher order chromatin layout.

The sooner Alabama does so — and other states learn — the better.

During one visit, the state learned that there was only one participant.

To allow Mr. Harris to mingle with other prisoners could have deadly consequences, as the state learned in 1999.

As Florida State learned last season, perfection in January is worth far more than perfection in August.

In addition, there was never another famine: after 1962, the party-state learned how to prevent it recurring.