Sentence examples for training true from inspiring English sources

During her training, True said, it hadn't occurred to her that there might be something unethical about museums acquiring antiquities: this was an essential task of any growing institution, and one for which she had been enthusiastically groomed by Vermeule.

"You can say I would rather not have slept with that guy on the train — true.

"Taking nothing away from the senior management at the other networks, this will be the only one where the senior executive is trained true in the creative process," said Barry Diller, the former head of QVC Inc. and the man credited with creating the Fox network.

Although we charge $27,000 per person for one year of residency and training, the true cost to us comes to $100,000 a year".

But such training, if true, he said, would be "especially incongruent with the State Department's decision to continue to maintain the M.E.K. on the terrorist list.

She chastises reporters for The New York Times and The Daily Telegraph of London for treating the queen's rainmaking abilities as "foolish hocus-pocus," though she hardly bothers to find out if the wonderful things she had heard about feminine values, compromise and toilet training are true.

Given ground truth of the training samples (true positive or false positive, ie, TP or FP), supervised learning machine like LibSVM 27 with nonlinear RBF (radial basis function) kernel was trained for maximizing the overall classification accuracy.

The dashed curves in Figure 3 show the effect of shrinkage on prediction accuracy, as measured by the correlation between GEBV (using the shrunken relationship matrix and all phenotypes for training) and true breeding values simulated with the full marker matrix.

Steel Train, One True Thing, the Young Designers and the Dears.

Exaggerator is trained and true at that".

Our taste buds are trained in true "American style". We like lots of flavor and that's what we buy.