Sentence examples for tasks from that from inspiring English sources

There is a universe of tasks, and output is generated by combining various tasks from that universe.

When there are no more tasks of class t i, it tries to get a task of class ti+1; if there no tasks from that class, it tries to get from ti+2, etc.; if there are no more from class t nc, then it starts trying to get tasks from class ti−1, ti−2, etc.

After everyone has participated in Mom's Day off, ask everyone to stick at their chosen tasks from that point on.

Barra has assumed a different task from that of the average biographer, who is concerned, foremost, with tracing the arc of a life.

The art critic has a very different task from that of the artist.

Acemoglu and Autor (2011) distinguish very clearly the concept of task from that of skill.

In her speech, Mrs Merkel said that "the European Central Bank has a different task from that of the Fed or the Bank of England".

If the resource fails, then another resource or even the same in case it recovers, continues the execution of the task from that checkpoint.

The traditional approach consists in handcrafting a vector representation of the structured data (features describing the molecules, "bag of words" for language processing), and subsequently training a machine to perform the task from that representation.

The literature on spatial skills and vocational training in general is scarce, even though some studies have shown that the practitioners' approach to solving practical spatial tasks differs from that of students (Jurdak and Shahin [16]).

And then we laid them out, edited some out, edited some in; it was a large task and from that, we got the book.