Sentence examples for with learned from inspiring English sources

At high noise levels (Stdnoise 50 and 100), using the original model yields worse results than other models with learned NCFs, showing that the task of learning the 'true' NCF parameters is hard.

We argue that, for Lehrer and Schauble, models function as a way for students to interact with learned content and not as a way for students to both learn and engage with the content.

This ability is often combined with learned aversions to foods lacking specific nutrients.

The matter was patched up through his agreement to confer with learned men, who might persuade him if they could.

When T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound freighted their verse with learned liftings from across the planet, they called it "collage".

Some suggest that national academies of science should take up this charge, working with learned societies, university associations and others.

Many of these originated with learned societies and especially with the great scientific and engineering societies founded during the 19th century to provide specialist material for their members.

(She counters Henry's rather weird bits of trivia about weather history with learned notes about cultural events taking place at the same time).

For some reason, probably having to do with learned caution and more media savvy, those kinds of White House revelations don't happen much anymore.

Marvell's "Nymph Complaining for the Death of her Fawn" (1681) climaxed the eclogue tradition of combining rural freshness with learned imitation.

Even the title, with "learned" in scare quotes, is a noncommittal wink of sorts: Don't worry, I don't really have anything to teach you.