Moreover, I can say that international students get more success in applied science majors more related with mathematics.
As a result competency-oriented Learning Factories meeting the industries' requirements can be implemented with the use of fewer input resources and an increased success in applied competencies in real situations.
It's been the fuel for much of the recent success in applied AI, so it is not surprising that some of the first attempts at augmenting the shopping experience have been making use of the power of deep learning in classifying images.
Hastie says she has had a lot of success in apply for funding from trusts and foundations that have not previously supported the organisations she works for.
Kariuki Mugo, country programme manager, WSUP It is not a silver bullet, but some of our country programmes have had success in applying the community-led total sanitation (CLTS) approach.
His success in applying psychoanalytic principles to the study and diagnosis of criminal personalities brought him an invitation to the United States (1930), where a professorship in psychoanalysis, the first post of its kind, was created for him at the University of Chicago.
Finding success in applying mobile technology to space, he would like to examine other industries, like the automotive world anywhere, as he says, satellites can leverage money spent by other people to solve problems specific to those industries.
Before taking up Professor Williamson's challenges to naturalism, it's worth identifying some of this success in applying science to the solution of philosophical problems, some of which even have pay-offs for science.
Mairet had even greater success in applying the techniques of "regular" drama to tragedy: Virginie (1633), Sophonisbe (1634), Le Marc-Antoine, ou La Cleopatre (1635; "Mark Antony, or Cleopatra"), Le Grand et dernier Solyman (1637; "The Last Great Solomon").
But for Popper, who would eventually be celebrated as a philosopher of science, there were matters of interest that extended beyond puzzles and words, to the point where his student George Soros had great success in applying Popper's theories to the stock market.
At the same time, Marley's success in applying a Jamaican sensibility to rock conventions meant that reggae became a new tool for rock musicians, whether established stars such as Clapton and the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards or young punks like the Clash, and played a significant role (via New York City's Jamaican sound-system deejays) in the emergence of hip-hop.
