Sentence examples for trained on what from inspiring English sources

'Every Monday we must have a meeting…the one (HSA) who went to be trained on what has come have to brief the others (HSAs).

"Our people are extremely well trained on what to do if they're captured," Wiley told me.

Mr. Lappe keeps his radar trained on what he and his colleagues call "the next big thing".

So a close-up camera is trained on what the teacher is doing, and it is displayed on a big screen with a written narrative".

The market is expectant, and the technology and business media will have its eyes trained on what Redmond has on offer.

Skyline AI says its technology is trained on what it claims is the most comprehensive data set in the industry, drawing from more than 100 sources, with market information covering the last 50 years.

If consumer advocacy seems like a strange modern lens to train on what used to be the great desideratum of millions of American families — getting accepted into, and graduating from, a good college, or indeed any college at all — it certainly speaks to the great leveling that the Internet has wrought in terms of consumption.

Just train on what you feel comfortable with until you have 30 Combat.

The difficulty with learning machines arises because they train themselves on what they see, the "training data," that cannot completely represent situations the machine will see in the future.

Li has built a specific CRM system from scratch to walk matchmakers through the matching process and he's hired a psychologist to help train them on what questions to ask, and what to say to the lovelorn.

Four fedayeen – highly trained militants on what are essentially suicide missions – died in the three-hour assault on the base at Uri, near the militarised "line of control" that divides Indian Kashmir from the Pakistan-controlled side.