Sentence examples for step adopting from inspiring English sources

Amid acute budget crises, state universities like mine can't afford to take that very big step — adopting the technology that renders human instructors obsolete.

But she called the increased scope of the project a "very important next step," adopting a cautious optimism similar to that which was displayed last year, when the program was introduced.

George took that step, adopting a more democratic stance that crossed class lines and brought the monarchy closer to the public.

By provoking what amounted to a mini-election as a platform for his views, he took a step adopted by only a handful of Parliament members in the past century, most of them oddballs who have quickly been forgotten.

Whitening transformation is also an important pre-processing step adopted in deep learning algorithms to learn good features by decorrelating the input.

The first step adopted by SPHINX (i.e reduction of search space using compositional features) is observed to reduce the binning time to a reasonable extent (without a significant loss in binning specificity/accuracy).

School administrators have huge innovative space in transforming traditional teaching-step, adopting new education-model, and taking part in discipline competitions.

Officers conducting the review said that a number of security steps adopted in the last eight years should be factored into whether to sustain the air defense mission at current levels.

Figure 1 shows the steps adopted for this study.

Before incorporating the simulation models into the GP framework (in Fig. 2), following steps (adopted from [70]) are expected to be done by the researchers: Formulate the problem.

The temporal discretization method was the Alpha method and the maximum time-step adopted was 0.1 s, defined after a time-sensitivity analysis.