Sentence examples for supervised scientists from inspiring English sources

O'Toole has supervised scientists responsible for tracking the testing of Generation 3 prototypes at the Army's Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Washington state and in Chicago and the New York City subways.

- Supervised and semi-supervised training – We distinguish between supervised and semi-supervised training.

Even unsupervised learning is semi-supervised, as it requires data scientists to choose the training data that goes into the models.

Public gene and protein databases such as GenBank [ 1], UniProt [ 2], and EuPathDB [ 3] are major resources for gathering data to train supervised machine learning algorithms used by life scientists for a variety of objectives including the detection of targeting sequences and the prediction of transmembrane domain topology.

Participants assigned to the exercise groups will complete a low-level supervision, 12-week exercise programme aimed at improving trunk mobility and endurance, which will involve one supervised session each week with a trained Exercise Scientist at the University.

One idea, Mr Sauven says, is that rich-world emitters of carbon could be made to pay into an internationally supervised fund on which any government tending the forest might draw.Independent Brazilian scientists will also clamour for Mr Ban's ear.

We included data from several sources including the published results of academic, governmental, and non-governmental organization (NGO) scientists and, for one source (Reef Check), volunteers trained and supervised by professional scientists (Table S2).

Lastly, I tell them that as they move into the business world, they will have to make some adjustments that may include working in a cubicle, having strictly defined working hours, being supervised regularly, and working in an environment that isn't primarily composed of scientists.

The supervised classification results on labeled data in 2003 were in accordance with the labeling by scientists considering both spectral and morphological information.

I continue to teach with EtBr and organic extractions because they are still widely used in research labs, and I would prefer that our budding scientists learn good habits of protecting themselves and their environment in a more supervised setting than when they move on to a more independent position.

Interested scientists may want to quantify, aggregate and visualize statistics of some criteria in the supervised area.