Sentence examples for the point of generating from inspiring English sources

We show that, despite the apparent diversity, two basic principles underlie the recent approaches: first, use structured machines to learn structured data; second, learn representations instead of handcrafting them; although neither principle is really new, they proved very successful for handling structured data, to the point of generating a novel branch of numerical machine learning.

An alternative would be for such information to be produced at the point of generating the sampling frame of the survey, using hospital episodes statistics data.

Due to the restriction of low pressure (~ 6 Mpa), the smoking point of generated jet fuel did not reach the standard (≮ 25 mm); therefore, the jet fuel can be blended with other superior jet fuels.

The point-of-sale terminal generates information specific to the transaction, and the card itself digitally signs this transaction-specific information.

A sub-population of the cortical microtubules surrounding the point of contact depolymerizes, generating a microtubule-depleted zone around a patch of concentrated GFP-tubulin subunits.

The points of the generated curve are used as threshold values in the temporary modification of the signal.

"But as you start to enter the point of needing to generate revenue and needing to raise capital, because you can't do it easily and efficiently, you need a CFO," he concluded.

The scope of this paper is to corroborate previous investigations and offer early damage detection capability by generating more experimental data points by optimizing location of the point of strike and thus generating more resonance vibration modes in NIRAS tests.

With all four dNTPs present, the polymerase is capable of extending past the intended point of ligation, generating a false negative.

In the meantime, the point of the lease is to generate some revenue to offset the loss of economic activity that resulted from the base closing.

The reason they do this is not necessarily because they are uninterested in society, but because they have come to assume, rather uncritically, that the point of economic policy is to generate resources.