Sentence examples for steadily adjusted from inspiring English sources

Learning is an iterative process, where at each iteration the weights (connections between single artificial neurons) of the ANN are steadily adjusted, in order to minimize the difference between observed and predicted output (e.g., phenotypes) or training error [ 14].

For four years, the board has been steadily adjusting the rule in any case to reach a balance, dealing with one challenge after another.

The technique for obtaining ( B_{n - 2}^,gamma_{n - 2} ) and ( v_{n - 2} ) involved investigating ( beta_{1}^{ circ } ) from progressively from ( i = 1 ) and steadily adjusting and obtaining ( B_{i}^,gamma_{i} ) and ( nu_{i} ) until the point ( i = n - 2 ) was attained.

For instance, employment (seasonally adjusted) has steadily increased throughout 2011 and 2012.

As presented here, while US gross domestic product (GDP) per capita and world GDP per capita have both grown steadily in real terms (adjusted for inflation) since 1973, American worker earnings have not.

The Diallos adjusted slowly but steadily; their teachers celebrated each breakthrough.

But in the way he steadily read the color scheme and adjusted, a world-class run.

Their wages, adjusted for inflation, have risen steadily since the early 1980's while the wages of those in the middle ($646 a week) and at the low end ($307) have stagnated or lost ground to inflation.

But retail sales were a little stronger in May after they were adjusted for inflation, which has slowed steadily this spring.

Adjusted for inflation, it has declined steadily in value from a high of $7.66 an hour in 1968 to today's $5.15.

And while airfares on average are still lower than they were in 1995, once adjusted for inflation, they have been steadily rising since 2008.