Sentence examples for update in the first from inspiring English sources
It will roll out via a software update in the first half of 2018 but only for Canary's paying members.
PRO Features: – A whopping 2 year warranty – Menu lock option so you're not tempted to mess with it while driving (this should be on all TomTom devices) – Heavy duty sleeve for those of you suffering from dropsy – Free map update in the first 12 months – Accesses to a PRO only customer service line – PIN lock to protect your information when other people use it.
UPDATE: In the first high-level talks between the countries in many years, senior U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke briefly met with Iran's deputy foreign minister Tuesday at an international conference on Afghanistan.
Thus, the update process in our example is two-dimensional: we have both update of content and update of context-in-the-second-sense.
Intel reported that business remained buoyant, but that it would issue an update in the fourth quarter.The Hapag-Lloyd shipping line was sold to a consortium for €4.5 billion ($6 billion).
The bailed-out bank had promised in December that it would reach "heads of agreement" with the Co-op by the end of the first quarter of 2012, but admitted on Thursday that it would only be able to provide a "further update" in the second quarter of the year.
Phong shading on the Source engine was added to Day of Defeat: Source with the major update in the second quarter of 2006.
But what is still not completely clear is why Apple blocked the updates in the first place, nor what happened in the last 24 hours to change things.
This update is done by a back propagation of the error value, meaning that the weights connecting the output layer neurons to the last hidden layer neurons are updated in the first place.
There's (curiously enough) a Twitter account for the rover, which can be seen chatting it up with Neil deGrasse Tyson and providing status updates in the first person.
But the bot was acting more aggressive than it should have been, and developers didn't have a way to tell how frequently users were blocking their app updates in the first place.
