Sentence examples for training learned from inspiring English sources

Although the two groups performed at the same level on the first day, over the next 4 days people receiving brain stimulation along with training learned to do the tasks two to five times faster than people receiving a sham treatment, the authors report online today in Current Biology.

They underwent rigorous calisthenics and martial arts training, learned survival techniques and even dug a network of tunnels designed to hide men and supplies.

Jason and Cristian were "normal" people who, through hard work and good training, learned to become dancers.

"Agencies also need to find ways to eliminate bureaucratic barriers that prevent veterans who already have relevant skills and technical training learned from the military from landing similar jobs in the civilian workforce," Gillibrand stated in the Epoch Times.

After training, learned model can be used for prediction of unknown examples [ 37].

The training learned how to do community needs assessment, strategic prioritization of community problems and resources, strategic management, budgeting and partnership with other stakeholders.

Since the more samples and additional categories provide more information for the regression model training, the learned model becomes more discriminative.

Since we utilize two kinds of CNNs where they are also feed into different kinds of training samples, the learned part-based and body-based features are complementary.

For a certain facial landmark, Adaboost classifier outputs a response depicting the similarity between the representations of the candidate points compared to the learned training model.

A secret, occult meaning was deliberately concealed beneath the words of ancient texts, and only those who had received proper training under a learned master could (or should) understand the full meaning.

'Abd al-Latif's life and works testifies the crucial role played by many Muslim men of learning and science, who attended the milieus of the Islamic schools between the 12th and 13th centuries, in the transmission of the Greek philosophical and medical knowledge, still perceived as essential to the training of the learned Muslim.